David Hayward reflects on the two most important files used in DOS
When we recall the DOS days, it’s often with a rose-tinted hue. However, while it was less complicated than a modern operating system, it wasn’t quite as straight forward as we often give it credit for. For one, getting a game to work often meant having to play around with the two most important files on a DOS-driven PC: Autoexec.bat and Config.sys. These files defined how the environment started up, what drivers were loaded, what the temp directory was, the Path statement and where other commands could be accessed.
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