Originally 86-DOS, written by Tim Paterson of Seattle Computer Products, DOS was a rough clone of CP/M for 8086 based hardware. Microsoft purchased it and licensed it to IBM for use with Microsoft's IBM PC language products. In 1982, Microsoft began licensing DOS to other OEMs that ported it to their custom x86 hardware and IBM PC clones.
For IBM-specific releases, please see the IBM PC-DOS product page.
Although a minor update, 3.21 was sold with a large number of OEM machines.
DOS 3.21 primarily fixes small bugs, and adds support for IBM Enhanced/IBM Convertible keyboards.
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3.21 | English |
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1.14MB | 1 |
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3.21 [Atari OEM] | English |
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128.38KB | 0 |
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3.21 [Commodore OEM] | English |
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119.91KB | 0 |
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3.21 [Commodore OEM] | English |
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219.44KB | 0 |
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3.21 [Hyosung OEM] | English |
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135.8KB | 0 |
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3.21 [KayPro OEM] | English |
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273.47KB | 0 |
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3.21 [TeleVideo Systems OEM] | English |
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405.87KB | 0 |
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3.21 [Wyse OEM r1.03] | English |
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3.47MB | 0 |
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3.21 [Zenith OEM] | English |
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2.11MB | 0 |
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3.21 [Zenith Z100 PC] | English |
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232.36KB | 0 |