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Windows 10 has left MS-DOS behind in its new 32 bit 64 bit world. If you’re a DOS user and want to download MS-DOS for Windows 10, we recommend the following: 1) Download and install DosBox (http://dosbox.com/?id=11) on your device. DosBox emulates MS-DOS within your Windows environment, so it doesn’t change anything on your current operating system. 2) Download and install the DOS version of whatever program you need (e.g., Adobe Photoshop). 3) Download and install MS-DOS. 4) Open DosBox with the “MS-DOS” option selected. 5) Start MS-DOS by selecting “MS-DOS” from the options. 6) Close DosBox with the “Exit” option selected. 7) Download and install Windows 10 if you haven’t already done so. 8 ) Windows 10 will recognize MS-DOS as an operating system program, allowing you to run most DOS programs by simply double clicking on them in your Programs or Start Menu folder without having to download or install anything else onto your Windows 10 PC. 9) The installation of MS-DOS is now complete. You can now set up your DOS environment under MS-DOS as you normally would. * The DOS environment may work with a "clean" Windows 10 installation, but performance issues may occur under a ton of applications that need to access the drive, such as games and music players. find out more about MSDos Please note that Microsoft has not released a MS-DOS installer for Windows 10 as it no longer supports MS-DOS as an independent product. It is bundled as part of the Windows 10 Enterprise and Education Editions and OEM editions. As such, we can only provide links to download MSDos . You can also download MS-DOS directly from Microsoft here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/download/windows7_0r If you are unable to find your download above, or if you need more help downloading it, please feel free to contact us at http://www.dosbox.com/?page=help&id=1564 If you are unable to find your download above, or if you need more help downloading it, please feel free to contact us at http://www.dosbox.com/?page=help&id=1564 .dll files in the Windows 10 environment will not work in MSDos . This is primarily due to the fact that the Windows environment creates certain registry keys to support DLLs, and MSDos does not create any of these registry keys. So, when trying to run Windows 10 applications that require DLL files, you get an error message because the DLLs could not be found. Programming for MS-DOS was primarily accomplished in Basic. The compiler was called EasyBasic (a portmanteau of "Easy" and "Basic"). cfa1e77820