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OS Fundamentals

SETVER Some MS-DOS-based applications require a specific version of MS-DOS to be running. This file responds to applications that query for the version number and sets the version number required. This command is usually put into config.sys, but is now incorporated into the windows IO.SYS file.

Example of line in config.sys. device=c:\windows\setver.exe

SCANREG Runs the Registry Checker program, which scans your registry. If Registry Checker notices a problem, it automatically replaces the registry with the backup copy.

Windows comes with a DOS version Scanreg.exe located in \windows\command and an windows version Scanregw.exe located in \windows

Command line options for Registry Checker

To restore the backup manually

  • Restart in DOS mode
  • Type scanreg /restore
  • Select latest backup
  • ScanReg and ScanRegW
  • /backup Backs up the registry with no prompts to the user.
  • /comment= Specifies that a comment is attached to the backup, which is displayed with /restore
  • ScanRegW only
  • /autoscan Scans the registry files every time it is run, but only backs up once per day.
  • /scanonly Scans the registry files and returns an error level. Does not back up.
  • ScanReg only
  • /restore Displays a list of backup files available, sorted by date and time of the backup
  • /fix Repairs the registry files
  • Error Codes

  • 2 The registry is bad
  • 0 No problems found
  • -2 Not enough memory; free some memory
  • -3 File not found; one or both of the registry files are missing
  • -4 Unable to create User.dat or System.dat
  • -5 Reading the registry failed
  • -6 Writing to the registry failed
  • -7 Sharing violation (protect mode only); another application has the registry open
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