DOS

Appendix:Variations of "dos" English Pronunciation en /diː oː ˈɛs/ most senses en /dɒs/ /dɔːs/ operating system en /dɑs/ Canada operating system en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Persent101-DOS.wav US en ɒs ɔːs 1 Noun es en military en date of service. en military en date of separation. en computing Internet en denial of service. en DoS en sciences en density of states. en education en director of studies. en computing en disk operating system en emergency services en death on scene. Translations disk operating system Arabic: ar دوس m French: fr DOS Icelandic: is diskstýrikerfi n Italian: it DOS Xibe: sjo ᡩᡞ ᠣᡠ ᠠᡞᠰ di oo ais Proper noun en computing historical en w:Disk Operating System a family of disk-based operating systems. en CP/M 1993, Kris A. Jamsa, DOS: The Complete Reference, McGraw–Hill Osborne Media: Next, using your word processor or the DOS text editor, you can edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. en 1993 Doug Lowe The Only DOS Book You'll Ever Need Mike Murach & Associates Incorporated 9780911625714 95 One way to do that is to turn the PC off and turn it back on again. Then, the PC performs its self-test and boots DOS. en US politics en w:United States Department of State Department of State. en Foggy Bottom Usage notes Normally applied to operating systems available for IBM and IBM-compatible personal computers from the early 1980s (PC-DOS, MS-DOS, DR-DOS, Novell DOS, FreeDOS), although the term was also used before and after this to refer to any disk-based operating system (such as the Data General Diskette Operating System for their minicomputers, or for the TRS-80 DOS used when the computer was upgraded from cassette data storage to diskette). Derived terms en DR-DOS en PC-DOS en MS-DOS Further reading disk operating system MS-DOS United States Department of State density of states Anagrams en dos ods sod OD's ODS dso OS&D SOD OSD ODs SDO SoD DSO Japanese Etymology ja en DOS. Pronunciation ドス 1 Noun ドス ja ディスクオペレーティングシステム disuku operētingu shisutemu disk operating system