How to Create an MS DOS Startup Disk in Vista
A DOS startup disk is a disk that you can use to load your computer in the event that you are experiencing problems with the operating system that prevent it from booting. Creating a DOS startup disk through the Vista operating system requires that you create the disk on a traditional floppy, which might require the use of an external floppy drive if your computer is not appropriately equipped.
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Instructions
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Insert the blank disk into the drive.
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Click "Start" and click "Computer."
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Right-click on the drive letter of the floppy drive.
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Select "Format" and check off the option to "Create a MS-DOS boot disk."
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Click "OK" to create the disk.
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