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computer’s memory before you can run any program, such as a
word processing program or a spreadsheet program.
The Command Prompt
After the computer has loaded MS-DOS from the hard disk,
you see the MS-DOS command prompt on the screen:
The command prompt tells you that your computer is ready to
receive instructions. It also identifies the current operating
drive: A or C, for example. The command prompt appears on
the screen whenever you load MS-DOS, complete an MS-DOS
command, or exit an application.
In your computer, the diskette drive is A and the hard disk is
drive C. If you have an optional second diskette drive, MS-DOS
identifies it as B.
8
Copying System Diskettes
Perform the following procedure only if your system is
configured with a single floppy disk drive. If your system has
two floppy disk drives and/or a hard disk drive, see Chapter 4
“Using MS-DOS with your computer.”
Now that you have started your system and loaded MS-DOS, it
is important that you make copies of your MS-DOS diskettes
right away. Use the copies (called working copies) as they are
needed and store the originals in a safe place.
Each of the system diskettes is formatted for 1.2MB.
(Formatting prepares a diskette to store data and is described in
Chapter 3 and Chapter 5.)
Setting Up Your System
1-17
- OPERATIONS 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY 6
- INSTRUCTIONS 6
- Unbedingt beachten! 10
- Contents 13
- 14
- Introduction 18
- How to Use This Manual 19
- Setting Up Your System 20
- Choosing a location 21
- Using the VGA Interface 23
- Using a Display Adapter Card 25
- Using the Parallel Interface 27
- Using the Serial Interface 28
- Figure 1-6. Serial Ports 29
- Connecting the Power Cord 30
- Connecting the Keyboard 31
- Adjusting the Keyboard Angle 32
- Power Switch 34
- 1-16 Setting Up Your System 35
- The Command Prompt 36
- Resetting Your Computer 39
- The CMOS Setup Program 41
- Using setup 42
- Entering SETUP 43
- Parameters 45
- Leaving the Setup Program 49
- Using Your Computer 50
- Special Keys on your Keyboard 51
- Using Your Computer 3-3 52
- Figure 3-2. Keyboard LED 53
- Stopping a Command or Program 54
- Using Disks and Disk Drives 54
- Computer 55
- Types of Diskette Drives 57
- Your Computer 58
- Write-protecting Diskettes 63
- Your Computer 3-15 64
- Using a Single Diskette Drive 65
- Using the Hard Disk Drive 66
- Backing up hard disk files 67
- Chapter 4 69
- MS-DOS Diskettes 70
- Disk Drive Letters 70
- Starting MS-DOS 72
- System Prompt 73
- MS-DOS Commands 74
- BACKSPACE Key 76
- Your Computer 4-15 83
- Copying on Dual Drive Systems 84
- File Types 87
- Filenames and Extensions 88
- The DIR Command 91
- File Searches 92
- Application Software 95
- How Floppy Disks Work 97
- Formatting Diskettes 98
- The FORMAT Command 99
- Using Floppy Disks 101
- Copying Files 105
- Wildcards 107
- Using Your Hard Disk 109
- Care of Hard Disk Drives 110
- Preparing Your Hard Disk 110
- Turn your computer on 112
- Partitioning Your Hard Disk 114
- Using Your 115
- Formatting Your Hard Disk 116
- Organizing Your Hard Disk 118
- The BACKUP Command 124
- How Many Diskettes? 125
- The RESTORE Command 127
- Expanding Your System 130
- Serial Ports 132
- Your System 133
- Tools Required 135
- General Precautions 135
- Your System 7-9 138
- INCORRECT 141
- Disk Drive Compartments 143
- Expanding Your System 7-15 144
- Specifications 146
- CPU Logic 147
- System Memory 147
- Memory Bank Configurations 148
- BIOS ROM 148
- : 64K-byte (150ns) 2ea 148
- Specifications A-3 148
- System I/O 149
- System Timing 149
- I/O Address Map 150
- System Motherboard 151
- Removing The Motherboard 153
- Switches 154
- VGA Display Adapter 155
- 120-pin Expansion Slot- J3 156
- Keyboard Port - J4 157
- Parallel Port - J7 157
- Serial Port - J6 157
- Power Connector - J1 158
- IDE Interface Connector - J8 158
- VGA Video Connector J11 158
- Mouse Connector J10 158
- Connector Pinouts 159
- Keyboard Port 160
- (S-pin mini “DIN” connector) 160
- C-2 Connector Pinouts 160
- IDE Port 161
- Connector Pinouts C-3 161
- PS/2 Mouse connector (J10) 162
- C-4 Connector Pinouts 162
- Expansion Slot Connectors 163
- C-6 Connector Pinouts 164
- (continued): 165
- C-8 Connector Pinouts 166
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