config.sys

ps. I also want to learn about INI files

No,donot delete the file
It is a Configuration File for DOS systems
http://www.image.dk/~petermad/con_auto/index
http://www.concentric.com/~REDWARD/achip.htm
http://www.pcwebomedia.com/CONFIG_SYS.htm
www.mirage.org
You can also use the Help from the Start Menu,to get info on the config.sys file
Use the search cloumn and type in config.sys,it will render sites info on the config.sys files

If your CONFIG.SYS file is 0 bytes, then YES you certainly can delete it without adverse affects... but if you install some DOS prog or some other app. that needs to have something loaded or defined in CONFIG.SYS then you'll need to have a CONFIG.SYS file. If your CONFIG.SYS is 0 bytes why bother to delete it?

.INI files are a hold-over from Win3.1 days. The registry is what most current Win apps use instead of creating .INI file entries.

What's with the useless URL's posted by soulrider&msn.com ?

answer #2 is correct. In windows 98 you don't even need a config.sys or an autoexec.bat.

Windows does not need the Config file but why would you want to delete it? You should keep it for backwards compatibility. If it aint broke don't fix it.

Config.sys tiedostoa ei kannata poistaa jos k?ytt?? esim. suomenkielist? win98:aa

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