If you do not have an MS-DOS boot disk, you can build one if you have Windows 2000:
1. Insert the Windows 2000 CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive
2. Open a CMD prompt and type:
cd /d <CD-ROM Drive Letter>:\VALUEADD\3RDPARTY\CA_ANTIV
3. Insert a 1.44 Diskette in your Diskette drive (A:) and type:
Makedisk.bat
4. After the diskette is created, edit the A:\autoexec.bat file and remove all the lines.
5. Delete the old anti-virus files, leaving:
A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT A:\COMMAND.COM A:\DRVSPACE.BIN A:\HIMEM.SYS A:\IO.SYS A:\MSDOS.SYSThe above creates a Win95/MS-DOS 7 boot disk.
When you need to boot to MS-DOS, shutdown Windows 2000 and restart with the boot disk in the diskette reader.
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