The following category contains links to websites that provide information about DOS, featuring a a detailed history of the development and evolution of the operating system. Whether you are familiar with DOS and looking to learn more about using DOS commands or you need assistance with troubleshooting, you can find it here. Also available are directories of DOS related tools and utilities, a full guide to DOS including information, search options, and related discussion forums.

Site Listings

• BovisTech - Information on creating DOS network boot disks. Includes drivers, utilities, tips and question and answer forum.
• DOS-Only - A directory of DOS related tools and utilities.
• EasyDOS Internet Guide to DOS - Full guide to all DOS commands: troubleshooting information, search option, forum to discuss common DOS problems. From the book: DOS the Easy Way, by Everett Murdock Ph.D.
• FreeDOS -  - Goal: complete, free, 100% MS-DOS compatible operating system with no enhancements or advanced features such as multitasking, protected mode operation, GUI. If you need advanced features in a free OS, try GNU/Linux.

• FreeDOS 32 - A 32-bit DOS-like operating system. This project is interested in extending the capabilities of FreeDOS into a native 32-bit environment.
• FreeDOS Kernel Site - Frequent updates with the latest FreeDOS kernel developments.
• MS-DOS Reference - Contains information about using commands included with DOS and a detailed history of DOS.
• QuickView - DOS based shareware multimedia file viewer with native support for AVI, MOV and MPEG videos. Also plays MP3, WAV and many other file formats.