DOS window slow!

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Dave Patrick

There is no DOS in Windows 2000

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|I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.
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| Is this common with NT based OS's?
| Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?
|
| BTW, the OS screams, no slowdown there, only DOS windows.
|
| TIA
| Vic
|
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V

Vic

I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.

Is this common with NT based OS's?
Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?

BTW, the OS screams, no slowdown there, only DOS windows.

TIA
Vic
 
D

Dave Patrick

Since you posted no details what did you expect?

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD"
is
| run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and
would
| appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.
|
| TIA
| Vic
 
V

Vic

OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD" is
run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and would
appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.

TIA
Vic
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M

Michael Bednarek

OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD" is
run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and would
appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.

What you see with CMD is a command line interpreter, a command shell.

What exactly is slow when you use CMD?
Dave Patrick said:
There is no DOS in Windows 2000 [snip]

:
|I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.
|
| Is this common with NT based OS's?
| Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?
[snip]
 

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