1993 SEALED Microsoft MS-DOS Version 6.22 User Guide, Software Disk, COA- NEW
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Manufacturer description
NOS (New Old Stock) , still sealed. Includes user’s manual, the Windows version 3.1 OS on 6 floppy discs (3.5”) and COA.
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Full Specifications
| disks | 6 |
|---|---|
| media_type | 3.5" |
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