Vista - Messages missing in MS-DOS

Hi, when using MS-DOS, I keep getting messages like:
"The system cannot find message text for message number ####### in the
message file for Application."

It seems to be all the messages, for example:
using the 'dir' command, it comes up with loads of the messages above, and
then lists the files :s

Is there any way to restore the missing message thingies???

"michaelmorris" <michaelmorris@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BCEEDDBA-1F8E-4E26-893E-3EEEDF836107@xxxxxxDo you mean the virtual DOS machine, cmd.exe?

If you did, then that is very strange, and I have never seen anything like
that.

But if you are actually booing into MS-DOS, it will not be able to read the
NTFS file system, which may cause something like that, although I have not
tried it for years, other than for flashing firmware.

ss.

"michaelmorris" <michaelmorris@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BCEEDDBA-1F8E-4E26-893E-3EEEDF836107@xxxxxxNope, Vista does not run on MS-DOS

Hi Michael:

I get that message also when I use "cmd.exe" supplied from HP (my machine is
HP). If I use the "cmd.exe" command supplied with Windows, I don't get the
message. So I use the one with Windows.

In my machine:
The "cmd.exe" file supplied with Windows is in "C:\Windows\System32"
The "cmd.exe" file supplied by HP is in "C:\HP\Bin"
I can't be sure where yours is.

Right click on your MS-DOS icon and select Properties.
The Location will tell you if you are using the one from Windows (The target
might be something like "%SystemRoot%system32\cmd.exe"

HTH

Dellco

"michaelmorris" wrote: