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BSOD I need to boot to dos (not safe mode dos that causes BSOD)
Ok so I accidentally decided to set my max memory in windows msconfig to 0. Anyhow I know how to fix it (if I could get to dos), but I can’t get to dos since the only option is safe mode dos which loads the boot file and says 0 memory = BSOD.
I don’t have a dvd drive. So my only choice is usb (I can’t believe it’s so hard to get a computer to load to msdos. I mean come on I used to boot to dos from my 5 1/4 floppy before OS existed. ) anyhow, my 2other computers in the house are laptops that run windows 10.
I have a windows 10 retail dvd that I’m guessing would get me to dos prompt but again no dvd drive.
Is their a way to make a windows 7 repair usb without access to windows 7? If not what is the easiest way I can get this computer to boot to dos?
After getting to dos all I need to do is type: bcdedit /deletevalue identifier truncatememory so I can use my computer again