Installing CD-ROM drivers in MS-DOS
MS-DOS was a popular platform for PC games in the 80s and early 90s, but it takes a fair bit of knowledge to properly configure an MS-DOS installation for such a purpose. CD-ROM support was a key feature needed for most games at the times, as a considerable number of those games were shipped on that form. This video serves as a concise guide to enabling CD-ROM support on MS-DOS to further expand its capabilities and entertainment potential.
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