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I can answer most questions on repairs,upgrades,dos,audio,video,on older systems,and modern computers,How to find and intsall files and programs including sound,midi,and wave formats.expert advice on older windows systems such as 3.1 and how to debug them.please give as much information on system as possible and type of trouble.

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20 years of hands on and teaching

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formal education in electronics and engineering,computers,sound engineer,broadcast engineer.

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2012-05-15 convert DOS program:

Peter, since I am not familiar with the program and if I can read the disk at all  On XP even with the source code on it I could not guarantee results but would be willing to try. I cant do it for nothing

2012-05-15 convert DOS program:

 peter First, not enough info for me to fully answer here. I need to know what OS you are using (xp)vista, win 7? second ,you are wrong  Windows abandoned DOS not so  The way it works is under win 3.11

2012-05-04 dos 6.22 and SSD:

 Rick The bat and config look Ok so I suspect the SSD is the trouble, They have a limited   amount of write and rewrite begore they fail.  SSDs have no moving parts to fail mechanically. Each block of

2011-12-31 windows 7 ms dos/ command prompt:

Roy,  understand win ini is created  when windows is installed and may change  from time to time depending on installations of new software or hardware.  Dos works in a shell along with windows and msconfig

2011-03-11 Basics of DOS:

OK,  you see dos used many versions starting with lets say dos 5, 6, and up   depending on the OS. The commands are in ASCII however if you try to   read them most will show up encrypted,that what i ment

 

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