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| 38544 | 2002-03-10 04:25:00 | HEY ROBO.. I GOT ON TOP OF ALL THE PROBS AFTER FORMATTING [SEE EARLIER PROB] NOW WHEN I GO TO LOAD MY WIN95 IT STARTS LOADING THEN SAYS 'UNABLE DECOMPRESS CABS' OR SOME SUCH THANG. THEN THE IT SAYS INSERT WIN95 CD ETC WHICH IS ALREADY IN THE DRIVE FOR GODS SAKE! THEN I CHECK IF 'D' DRIVE IS THERE AND IM TOLD 'NO D DRIVE'!!!??? WHAAAA??? THEN I HAVE TO INSTALL MSCDEXE AND CD-ROM DRIVER!! IS CD BUGGERED?? JACK |
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| 38545 | 2002-03-10 05:17:00 | Stop SHOUTING! We can hear you! To use a CD drive you need to install a CD driver. When you load Windows it includes a CD driver. This is all very well but to install Windows off a CD you need the driver first. So... you need to find a DOS CD driver (which will become redundant as soon as Windows is installed) and load it. I have a floppy which contains the necessary files to install the driver. If you want a copy post your email address and I'll send them with the instructions. Can you access WinZip? If so I'll zip them. |
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| 38546 | 2002-03-10 07:23:00 | Use a Win98 boot disk - it is set up with drivers for most CD-ROM drives saving you the trouble of setting up the autoexec.bat and config.sys with references to drivers you have had to find on the internet. | Guest (0) | ||
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