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In article <33ef9ca6...@snews.intellisys.net>, j...@intel.net
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>THIS IS ACTUALLY A WIN 95 PROBLEM..
>FYI, WIN95/DOS IS DOS IN A WINDOWS BOX, NOT REAL DOS..
>SO TO GET REAL DOS, USE A BOOT DISK, OR SYSTEM COMMANDER, OR SOME
>OTHER BOOT MANAGER.
>JS
>PS: IN DOS, THERE'S NO NEED TO HAVE BOTH DOS=UMB AND DOS=HIGH.
>BETTER DOS=HIGH.
>From the DOS command help file in MSDOS 6.22

UMB|NOUMB  Specifies whether MS-DOS should manage upper memory blocks
(UMBs) created by a UMB provider such as EMM386.EXE. The UMB parameter
specifies that MS-DOS should manage UMBs, if they exist. The NOUMB
parameter specifies that MS-DOS shoudl not manage UMBs. The default is
NOUMB.

HIGH|LOW Specifies whether MS-DOS should attempt to load a part of
itself into the HMA (HIGH) or keep all of MS-DOS in conventional memory
(LOW). The default setting is LOW.

AS to *real* DOS are you sure you are not thinking of NT rather than
Win95?
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