MS-DOS Boot Disks
April 14, 2006 at 12:43 pm
Below you’ll find several different bootable floppy disk setups for MS-DOS. These will work on any 1.44MB standard floppy drive.
To create the boot disk you simply need to download one of the following files below. Insert a blank disk into your floppy drive, and launch the application that was downloaded.
- MS-DOS 6.22 (1.0 MB)
- MS-DOS 6.21 (708 KB)
- MS-DOS 6.0 (713 KB)
- MS-DOS 5.0 (638 KB)
- MS-DOS 4.01 (251 KB)
- MS-DOS 3.3 (217 KB)
Danny Chooi said,
Hi.. downloaded MS-DOS 6.22 iso image.. Burn to a CD-R disc.. All OK.. It was able to boot from CD …. but I cant see all my Harddisk..
Why?
tks
Danny
ravinder said,
THANK U FOR BOOTABLE IMAGES
Jack D said,
Excellent information and very useful image source…..thanks
Jim said,
Danny, it’s because your computer is probably formatted with NTFS, and DOS only recognized FAT/FAT16/FAT32.
Dr.Taha said,
hiiiiiiiiiii
what about MS-DOS 7 , I need an iso image of it.
angryman said,
WHY EXE DAMN FUCKING BINARIES I WANT RAW IMAGE FILE DAMN IT
angryman father said,
you can find that raw image from your mother’s ass but it might have some shit on it you mot her fu cking bas tard dumb assm other fuck3r.
pissed off man said,
i have tried everything here and nothing has happened
usotsuki said,
If they’re winimage exes try unzipping them (!)
samm said,
excellent! but does not have SATA drivers
Babuu said,
Good luck ! Thank you very much !
DOS Expert said,
Hey Angryman,
Your inability to convert a binary into a raw image is not every else’s fault. You should be glad these folks have made anything available to you at all — and free too! So grow up! Learn a little self-control and gratitude.
sk said,
I didnt have a build-in Floppy, so it was attached to B:
Is there any chance to wrtite the image.exe to this destination?
Vincent said,
Hi, can you post a boot disk of “IBM PC DOS 2000″ please?
Best Regards,
Vincent
Zeb said,
Similar problem as Samm , I need an oak device driver for ’sata’ cd device system will boot but I cant access the drive for other cd with diagnostics on
AS in WD… anyone have a 6.22 dos ISO with an SATA cd device support?
I guess I could dig in the trash for an old IDE cd! Last resort, Thanks IDEAS? Zeb
SilverSolver said,
Zeb,
I’m afraid you have limited options. DOS is what it is, and goodness knows that it only had limited native support for hardware when it was current, and hardware has since moved on for sure.
You can either dig up an IDE CD so that the native DOS drivers work, you can attempt to find SATA for DOS drivers (good luck on that!!!), or you could download and use FreeDOS, which I think provides support for SATA and other recent hardware. Many CD and floppy images exist, or you can make your own. Hope that helps!
dsilva said,
i have windows millennium and i want to format it to ms dos 3.3 how do i do it