DOS window slow!

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There is no DOS in Windows 2000

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|I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.
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| Is this common with NT based OS's?
| Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?
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| BTW, the OS screams, no slowdown there, only DOS windows.
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| TIA
| Vic
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I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.

Is this common with NT based OS's?
Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?

BTW, the OS screams, no slowdown there, only DOS windows.

TIA
Vic
 
Since you posted no details what did you expect?

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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| OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD"
is
| run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and
would
| appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.
|
| TIA
| Vic
 
OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD" is
run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and would
appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.

TIA
Vic
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OK, so there is no DOS in W2K. What is it I see in the window when "CMD" is
run? Is this not a DOS emulator ... that is what I'm taking about and would
appreciate CONSTRUCTIVE help from others.

What you see with CMD is a command line interpreter, a command shell.

What exactly is slow when you use CMD?
Dave Patrick said:
There is no DOS in Windows 2000 [snip]

:
|I am very new to W2K, used to Win98. W2K DOS windows seems VERY S-L-O-W.
|
| Is this common with NT based OS's?
| Is there any way to speed thing up in the window?
[snip]
 
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