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Tsr???
hi there,
well it is a general missconception that TSR are allways a virus or programs used for fry'ng up the MoBo's , Crashing of hard drives, Smok'in cards and burnt monitors,
but... is there any other side of coin, how a TSR can be useful.
(All this is for my knowledge because i want to start learning TSR programing and i don't want to call any trouble.)
lokeshdb_ms
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Hi lokeshdb_ms
You have an old man wallowing in nostalgia..........TSRs :D
It means "Terminate and Stay Resident"
Basically some DOS or ASM proggy that loads into RAM and stays there.............a bit like a windows "service" these days.............
You can kill them by finding them and renaming them .txt or whatever............just ignore the error message when you reboot
;)
They are not "malware" as such, just very old technology? :D
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thanx for that nihil,
but are there any present day (good) applications left for TSR,
or simpaly can TSR be use for some.... usefull... thing.
Lokeshdb_ms
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IMHO,TSR only have a meaning one a monotask O.S, such as MS-DOS. Since current PC O.S. are multitask, your program can load on memory and just stay there. You can even write those programs on VB, for example. ;)