Okay I dont know if this belongs here or not, but here it is. I have Windows 95 or 98, I dont know which one. But I restarted me computer in MS-DOS Mode, and now I cant get out! Someone said to type exit and press enter, I did, but it just restarts and comes back up in MS-DOS. Anyone know whats going on here? 

Hi,

When PC is restarting press the F8 key constantly as it boots up - before it says "starting windows". This will GIVE you a choice of modes to boot into. Select either safe mode if you still have a problem, or normal mode if you want to get back to normal.

Remember, before you do the crime, think about the time.

Oscar  I dont really know what you mean about a crime?but thanks, ill TRY it.No, it only let me log in under safe mode, there were all these other options but I dont know what they are. I tried normal, and it took me right back?Just for laughs, type WIN at the DOS prompt and see if it fires up Windows.

If so, I suspect that the MSDOS.SYS file has GUI=0 instead of GUI=1 in it, change that and the SYSTEM will run as before.  I believe MSCONFIG will allow you to change this parameter, but I don't have a W98 system to CHECK...
When I do that it says that I am currently running in MS-DOS mode, and if I want to run in normal to press enter. Well I did, and it just restarts again and it is still in MS-DOS mode. I don't know whats going on. Am I going to have to take it to a shop and pay a ridicules amout of money?At the DOS prompt type scanreg /restore. A list of items should appear. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to MOVE the highlighted item. Select the one with the oldest date and press enter.If you are in a root MSDOS shell in Win9x, typing WIN at the dos prompt will start Windows.

If you have a DOS shell session open in Windows (applies to the emulator in NT/XP as well as a DOS session in Win9x), you type EXIT to close the DOS shell and return to Windows.I tried typing WIN and Exit, it just re-starts the computer and brings MS-DOS mode back up.Are you 100% sure that windows is installed?  Type "dir c:" at the command prompt.