MS-DOS 8.0 (Version 8.00.2000) was the underlying kernel for Windows Me. Windows Me was notorious for its instability, and because it was designed to lock users into the Windows GUI, Microsoft removed several critical real-mode DOS drivers and features.
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MS-DOS 8.0 holds a unique, almost mythical place in computing history. It is generally recognized as the final, internal version of Microsoft's Disk Operating System, hidden deep within the architecture of Windows Millennium Edition (Me) in 2000. Unlike its predecessors (such as MS-DOS 6.22), there was never an official standalone retail release of MS-DOS 8.0, making an a highly sought-after item for retro-computing enthusiasts, systems archivists, and those running specialized legacy software. MS-DOS 8