Computer Tools : How to Start a Computer in DOS Mode

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Starting a computer in DOS mode can be done by clicking on the "Start" menu, clicking on "Run," typing in "cmd" and then clicking "OK." Run a few commands in DOS mode with help from an IT engineer in this free video on computers.

Expert: Ditta Izabella
Contact: www.micora.net
Bio: Ditta Izabella has an IT engineer degree form the Budapest University of Technologies and Economics.
Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky



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