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> George Richardson wrote in <>:
>> Computer has 2 physical drives, each partitioned into 2 drives. Also has 2 CD
>> drives. Started having severe software problems and decided to reinstall.
>> Reformatted drive c: - booted with MS boot floopy but install can't find CD.
>> Hope someone can help.
> Did you choose enable CD-Rom support when you booted from the 'floopy'?
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[George wrote to me, in email, the following]
<q>
Thanks for the reply. Boot disk gives three options. I chose reformat &
reinstall. Important Note box says make sure win 98 CD-ROM in the CD-ROM
drive. Press any key to continue. It is - key's pressed; response =
Invalid drive specification Bad command or file name. Any other ideas?
</q>
Go to
http://www.bootdisk.com and grab a Windows98 bootdisk (or create
one from a working Win98 system from Control Panel|Add/Remove
Programs|Create Startup Disk)
Boot the computer with the floppy you created, not the Windows CDRom.
Then, choose to start computer with CDRom support. You should be able
to run setup.exe from the CDRom now.
HTH
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