A USB flash drive is a temporary storage device. It has nothing to do with DOS or Windows. It is simply a device you can store data on. As long as you have a USB port you can save something to it no matter if it is DOS or windows. For instance, let's day you plug in your USB device and it shows up as d:drive. If you did the command copy funny.doc to d:. Then the file would be copied over to the USB flash drive.
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This could happen do it a flash drive virus. Run a complete scan of your flash drive
If your computer has Windows ME on it, it is NOT capable of USB booting. The DSL wiki has detailed instruction on how to make a bootable DSL flash drive. Basically, you need to: 1. Format your Flash drive with a FAT32 file system. 2. Downloaded the embedded DSL zip file and extract it to the Flash drive/ 3. Download and install the Windows version of Syslinux 4. Run the Syslinux program on your Flash drive.
Please see the related link below for an example of running ubuntu Linux from a usb flash drive. Linux is installed on the usb drive allowing you to boot directly from it.
Yes, you can save Pokémon Red to a flash drive by using an emulator and a ROM file of the game. First, you need to legally obtain the ROM and then run it through an emulator on your computer. Once the game is loaded, you can save your progress within the emulator, and the save file can be transferred to your flash drive. Make sure to follow copyright laws when obtaining ROMs.
i dont think you can Answer Flash drives are used as portable memory--like a floppy disk or a CD that you write to. You cannot use them to run a program. For that, you need the CPU.
It can't be run in DOS mode because it relies on Windows-specific APIs. DOS mode is running the program in either DOS, or in a DOS box under Windows. Basically, it is saying that it can't run on DOS because it is not a DOS program.
You can't technically open MS DOS in notepad, but you can make files that MS DOS can use in notepad. For instance, you can create SYS, INI, BAT and others in notepad to make the computer do something, but MS DOS it self is dead. DOS will never die because of what it stands for. "Disk Operating System" You need a disk to run anything. Your hard drive is nothing more than a bunch of high tech cds spinning your files around.
To run a compact disc in DOS, first ensure your computer recognizes the CD-ROM drive. Use the command D: (or the appropriate drive letter for your CD-ROM) to switch to the CD drive. If the CD contains an executable file or a program, you can run it by typing the file name followed by pressing Enter. If necessary, navigate through directories using the CD command to locate the executable file.
Yes, although there are various technical limitations that may come into play. For instance, not all DOS applications will run properly in a Command Prompt on Windows. The Command Prompt in Windows Vista and Windows 7, for instance, can only run text-mode DOS applications. 64-bit versions cannot run DOS applications at all. The best workaround is to use DOSBox, a DOS emulator, to run any applications that will not run in the Command Prompt. As for "native" installations, it is still possible to install and run MS-DOS and applications on modern computers, although changes may need to be made in the BIOS to enable hard drive access, and modern sound cards are incompatible with virtually all DOS programs.
I don't know if this is the answer you are looking for but I used to run from a 32gb flash drive. It loaded a lil slower than from HDD but not bad. I didn't install directly to the flash drive. I copied the folder from the computer to the flash drive. I also copied my lotro folder from my user documents so when I use it on another computer I can copy the user folder (small) to their computer and use my plugins.
if you want to fromat a hard drive for windowsXP then read this... /a< you will need your winXP cd This a fast trick to get you computer in DOS mode. Power off your computer then power it back on, while your computer is turning on keep pressing F8 repeatedly until you computer prompts you how you want to run. Some of your options will be run in safe mode, run in safe mode with networking, but you will select run in DOS mode. Once your in your DOS mode then you are ready to go!