> Beta testers of Windows found that if they were using DR-DOS, this was detected and false error messages were generated.
Microsoft's encrypted code to disguise what it had done was unravelled by Geof Chappell in England, who commented at the time that "the only error' is that the user is running Windows with someone else's version of DOS."
> Beta testers of Windows found that if they were using DR-DOS, this was detected and false error messages were generated.
Microsoft's encrypted code to disguise what it had done was unravelled by Geof Chappell in England, who commented at the time that "the only error' is that the user is running Windows with someone else's version of DOS."
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