Computer Technology : How to Start Your Windows Computer in DOS

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In order to start a Windows computer in DOS mode, push the F8 key as the Windows logo appears on the screen to go to the pre-boot menu. Start a computer in safe mode with a command prompt with help from a software developer in this free video on computers and DOS mode.



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