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LarryJohnson
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January 6th, 2000 22:00
Bootdisk
Hard Drive on my other computer is becoming increasingly harder to boot up. I want to reformat the whole thing and start from scratch. I suspect bad system files on that computer and want to make a boot disk based on my new computer. I am not sure the command to make a boot disk though.
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- Hi Larry, If you suspect bad system files and you are running Win 98 do this: go to Start\Programs\Accessories\System Tools\System Information. In this window click on Tools in the Menu bar. Click on System File Checker. This will look at and identify any corrupt system files. If it finds any you can Click on Extract a file or Have Disk and have your Win 98 CD available. Type in the file name and you can restore it from the CD. This is much faster than reformatting your entire Hard Drive. Hope this works for you.
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Posted January 8th, 2000 04:00
LarryJohnson wrote:
- Hard Drive on my other computer is becoming
- increasingly harder to boot up. I want to reformat
- the whole thing and start from scratch. I suspect
- bad system files on that computer and want to make a
- boot disk based on my new computer. I am not sure
- the command to make a boot disk though.
Larry,
You might want to try this site for a very good boot disk .....
http://www.startdisk.com/
Mis Dos Centavos,
Darrell

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Posted January 6th, 2000 22:00
1. Go to Control Panel
2. Open Add/Remove Programs
3. Click on the StartUp Disk tab
That should do it.