There is little or nothing of any real value that you can learn from DOS 6.22 that you can't learn by using the the "DOS" found in Windows XP or Vista. I ran NDD & Speedisk on a Windows 95 system.(One time was all it took for me.) The long filenames were gone and the system was crippled & barely booted up at all. For the way corrects that give we do checking bad sector by might boot upward with boot then use order Scandisk or program Norton Disk Doctor version dos.
The biggest problem is this: DOS & Windows prior to Windows95 only worked with short filenames (8.3) If you run any of the disk management utilities mentioned above or a few others, you will be very sorry. I recently warned another user of the dangers in the following link: Today, what's a few nanoseconds?)ĭO NOT use old utilities, no matter how well they worked back in the day!!!
NORTON DISK DOCTOR FOR VISTA SOFTWARE
The software works with Microsoft Windows® 7 / Vista / XP / 2003 / 2008 and its very easy to use. It features an extremely easy interface and powerful functions that allows users to recover deleted and lost photos, music and video files. (Disks were slower back than and this could actually make a difference. Disk Doctor s Photo Recovery (Win) is comprehensive recovery software for any Digital Media. For example in Speedisk you could specify particular files that you wanted to move to the beginning of the disk (while you were defragging), for faster execution. Peter Norton always released a new version of his utilities that had a few more features than on the version he sold to Bill. Pete's SpeedDisk was called Defrag in DOS. NDD(Norton Disk Doctor) was called Scandisk when released with DOS. Norton Utilities were awesome! In fact Bill Gates got a lot of his best stuff from Pete (Peter Norton).
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