Vintage Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Upgrade Complete Box 3.5 Floppy Disks Manual
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Vintage Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Upgrade retail software package in very clean, complete condition. Includes: * Original Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Upgrade retail box * Original inner cardboard disk box * All 3 original 3.5” high-density installation disks * Original MS-DOS Upgrade User’s Guide * Registration materials * Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Conversion Disk Offer sheet * Original “Register Today” packet and paperwork The package has been very well preserved and presents nicely for its age. Great for a vintage computer, Microsoft, DOS, or retro software collection. Please review all photos carefully…
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Full Specifications
| media | 3.5" Floppy |
|---|---|
| edition | Upgrade |
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