dos

Noun

dos

1. Plural of do.

3 letters in word "dos": D O S.

Anagrams of dos:

• dso

• ods

• sod

Words found within dos:

do od os so

• Definitions:
• Denial of Service. An electronic attack whose purpose is to prohibit an opponent the use of a program or an entire system.
• A general disk based computer operating system (see OS). Originally developed by Microsoft for IBM personal computers. Often used as a shorthand for MS-DOS.
• Disk Operating System - A type of operating system for a personal computer.
• Disk Operating System
• Disk Operating System, Microsoft's original operating system for PCs. DOS still runs under Windows 95/98, but not WinNT/2000.
• Disc Operating System. It is a generic term for the many programs that accept commands to trip applications to run. The most popular is MS-DOS (MS stands for Microsoft).
• Disk Operating System. A disk manager and the program that allows computer / user interaction. DOS environment
• An attack in which a mail server, Web server or even telephone system is purposely overloaded with phony requests so that it cannot respond properly to valid ones.
• The two main main programs for DOS are: the JDIC program which provides a Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary function. the JREADER text reader, which includes an integrated dictionary look-up function.
• A command line operating system that Windows runs on top of. Bill Gates created DOS while working for IBM.
• This department responsible for visa issuance worldwide through US consulates and embassies. A bureau within the US Department of State administers the Exchange Visitor Program and thereby regulates the stay of all individuals in J-1 status.
• Disk Operating System. The original system used for PCs. You type in commands instead of pointing and clicking.
• A Denial of Service is a specific arrangement of data sent to a target with the specific intent of interrupting that target's Internet service. Examples of denial of services are: Winnuke, Teardrop, Land, Nestea, Smurf and Fraggle. ...
• DOS is the software that organizes how a computer reads, writes and reacts with its disks and talks to its various peripherals (input/output devices) such as keyboards, screens, serial and parallel ports, printers, modems, etc. The most popular operating system for PCs is MS-DOS from Microsoft.
• Microsoft's version preceded Windows but that has receded in importance with each new version of Windows.
• Disk Operating System: The language, rules, codes, and logic principles that a computer uses to run programs.
• Disk Operating System. A collection of programs providing the CPU with specific instructions for transferring data from the disk to the computer and from the computer to the disk. Most commonly used DOS programs are those for formatting and copying (making back-up) disks.
• One of the first operating systems for personal computers.
• Disk operating system. DOS is the standard set of instructions built into PCs and other computers to let them interpret basic commands, display data, and carry out tasks. Although all PCs use DOS, it is no longer necessary for users to memorize DOS commands. ...
• (Disk Operation System)--The standard operation system for all computers advertised as "IBM Compatible".
• shall mean the Disk Operating System which manages the flow of information to and from various parts of the Personal Computer system.
• Director of Studies at a language school or academy
• Program used to control the transfer of information to and from a disk, such as MS DOS.
• This one has two meanings. One is Disk Operating System and the other is Data Operated Squelch. Disk Operating System applies to the PC operating system know as MS-DOS. Data Operated Squelch refers to a type of squelch muting when receiving data.
• Disk Operating System) In digital imaging, a program containing instructions for a computer to read and write data to and from a disk. An operating system (set of programs) that instructs a disk-based computing system to manage resources and operate peripheral equipment.
• Department of State: the federal department in the United States that sets and maintains foreign policies; "the Department of State was created in 1789" an operating system that is on a disk
• DOS commonly refers to the family of closely related operating systems which dominated the IBM PC compatible market between 1981 and 1995 (or until about 2000, if Windows 9x systems are included) : PC-DOS, MS-DOS, FreeDOS, DR-DOS, Novell-DOS, OpenDOS, PTS-DOS, ROM-DOS and several others. ...
• Dos is an American Indie rock/Punk rock group comprised of Mike Watt and Kira Roessler, who both sing and play bass guitar.

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