Thanks for following up. :D
BillyBob Booted from the win98SE install CD?
You're doing well. Check out the floppy drive to see if it can read files in windows explorer. If it does, no problem with drive. If you make a...
Say yes to LD Support.
itsthewooo mattman is absolutely correct. Always test a suspect HDD as a slave; don't try to boot it. However, whats done is done and I'm...
If that is the CD you made with the floppy (hope so, sounds like it may be?) you can run fdisk at the a:> prompt and delete and remake the...
Claire Roxio should work fine, if you start a new blank CD and drag and drop the files to it. I'm not sure if it will add to a CD made by the...
Suggest you try this command in a cmd window or just in the run window in XP: rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /? It will present you with...
Depends greatly on the software you're using. Roxio's 'drag and drop' will allow copying files intermittantly to CD-Rs but Nero's InCD will only...
itsthewooo What version of windows were you running? And what version is on the HDD that worked? And was that out of a computer with the same...
Try to drag with the right mouse button - you should get a menu and can choose what you wish to do. Only 'Move' should move the file.
T&S Think you'll probably need a new A drive if the problem with C is solved, otherwise the problem could be on the motherboard since both drives...
T&s Better use a floppy that hasn't been in the sick computer to make a boot CD.
markp62 A bootable CD will work (=boot) and will produce an A:> prompt as well as be accessable to an X:> prompt on the command x: at th a:>...
T&S Still looks like a problem with the hardware, but would try a new bootable floppy that's never been in that computer and write protect it...
surferdude2 However, from the site you referred to: "A common Win98 boot disk such as the Boot Disk Essentials diskette below can be used to...
alc so do nothing. The message will go away when your online! :D
surferdude2 I haven't seen anywhere that a 'clean install' cleans an infected disk. Will it overwrite the NTFS? That would be necessary.
That won't be need here. If you do any partitioning, use fdisk. :D Dont hesitate to ask for explanations of the suggestions above if you have...
coadman Formatting is not sufficient to clean the drive; it doesn't overwrite the system areas. It's necessary to do an fdisk and remove the...
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