How to undo a certain command in DOS

[jackson6612]

Hi

Please have a look on the video. Is there a way to undo a certain DOS command? In the video I entered the command "color 3d", is there a way to undo this command and revert to the previous color scheme? Please help me. Thanks.

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[Mark44]

See here: http://www.computerhope.com/color.htm
You should be able to issue this command to reset to white foreground against a black background - color 07

 

[jackson6612]

Thanks, Mark. But my question was not particularly concerned about the color command. It wanted to know if there is a way to undo any command in DOS?

 

[Mark44]

If the command is still running, you can stop it with ctrl-C, but AFAIK, there is no way to undo a command.

 

[LudusRex]

I am not an expert in DOS commands. However, based on my understanding of computer systems, there may be a few potential solutions to undoing a certain command in DOS. One option could be to use the "color" command again with the appropriate code to revert back to the previous color scheme. Another option could be to use the "undo" command, if available, to reverse the effects of the previous command. Additionally, you could try using the "reset" command to reset the entire system to its default settings. It may also be helpful to consult a DOS manual or seek assistance from a computer technician for further guidance on how to undo specific commands in DOS.