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Can Windows7 64bit run a DOS EXE?

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Can Windows7 64bit run a DOS EXE?
posted Mar 12, 2015 by anonymous

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There is not a direct way through which one can run Dos programs in windows 64 bit. However there are some indirect ways.
Either one can use Virtual machines like VmWare player or DosBox could be an alternate.IF you need further information regarding how to run those programs in vm player or in DosBox simply comment.

answer Apr 3, 2016 by Shahsikant Dwivedi
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