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April 23rd, 2002 23:00

how do I load cd rom in ms-dos mode

In ms-dos mode my computer will not recognize my D:

I think it's because it only recognizes the driver in Win 98.

How do I load the driver in ms-dos?

Steve

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April 24th, 2002 04:00

wow someone who actualy wants to use dos i'm impresed
if your tring to get the drive working while in the basic dos environment aka never booted to win than u need to play with lots of stuff to get it working and a boot disk would be your best bet, windows can make you a dos boot disk with cd drivers
if you are having issues while in a terminal mode of dos while in windows it is a setup problem with the dos window and you need to adjust the proberties of the terminal run

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----------------(the 4 proc 128mb one)
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April 24th, 2002 13:00

Thanks for the advice. I'll give that a try tonight. I'm assuming it's pretty easy to make a boot disk from Win 98.



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April 24th, 2002 13:00

Yes.

If you use Windows 98 to create a startup disk, that disk will include CDROM support. In fact, when you boot the floppy, you will be prompted to include CDROM support or bypass it.



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December 29th, 2004 17:00

I think some of the Dell Diagnostics CDs have an option to boot to DOS with CD-ROM support.

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