The Ultimate Boot Disc

Here is a handy collection of DOS programs all on a single disc. Brink didn't want to add it to the free software database because it hasn't been updated in awhile. However, they are ALL DOS programs and don't need updating. MSDOS is the same it's always been. Anyway, the utilities on here is mind blowing, and I would be lost without this disc. View it HERE

If you scroll down the page, you can view what's included in the disc. I constantly use this bootdisc, so I thought I would pass it along to SevenForums members.


Max

No problem. I too learned MSDOS right out of the gate. Then on to A+, then C++. All these programs still work like they use to, because like I said, MSDOS hasn't changed a bit. You simply cannot find a more comprehensive set of DOS programs than this.


Max

MilesAhead said:

I used to love all those little single floppy utilities, like CMOSSAV. I was bummed when they stopped putting floppy drives in PCs until I realized you can adapt most of 'em to boot from a USB key. Although some USB keys I've had have been less dependable than a 3 1/2" floppy disk.

Yeah, the good old days:

80 If $a > $b goto 100
90 goto 150
100 print "$a is better than $b"

heh heh

Every single one of my rigs has dual floppy drives in it. I won't buy a case without 2 floppy bays.

This is a nice upgrade to the UBCD.

UBCD for Windows

antharr said:

This is a nice upgrade to the UBCD.

UBCD for Windows

Great find!!! I'm burning one now. Thank you very much.

Since having just found out about the newest Ultimate Boot Disc that runs in the Windows evironment, I went to their forum and started to check stuff out. I found a thread where it explains how to make up an installation DVD for Windows 7, and Vista, that gives you the option to install either the 32-Bit, or the 64-Bit version. You can read the instructions here: CLICK ME

What a useful tool! I'm unaware of any other utility that will give you the option as to what platform you would like to install right at bootup. Thanks again for the link!


Max

MadMaxData said:

Since having just found out about the newest Ultimate Boot Disc that runs in the Windows evironment, I went to their forum and started to check stuff out. I found a thread where it explains how to make up an installation DVD for Windows 7, and Vista, that gives you the option to install either the 32-Bit, or the 64-Bit version. You can read the instructions here: CLICK ME

What a useful tool! I'm unaware of any other utility that will give you the option as to what platform you would like to install right at bootup. Thanks again for the link!


Max

No problem. That boot disk has been a priceless addition to my troubleshooting arsenal. Glad I could help out.

I hear that. I just looked for this thread and couldn't find it. I still wish Brink would add this to the free software list. This disc is the final word on DOS programs. Period.

Also, I made a master Windows 7 boot disc using this utility. I can repair, or install ANY version of Seven, on either the x86, or x64 platform. Now I don't have to tote a crapload of discs around with me when I do the million Hewlit Packard repairs I do each year.