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Saw yor message.....
        firstly, If there is a floppy disk inside the drive when you
start up your system, take it out beforehand. the system should load up
no problem.
        secondly, press the "delete" key when you start your system up.
a screen should show afterwards, select the "bios features setup", using
the cursor keys, and enter.
there should be a bit saying 'boot sequence' or something like that.
Highlight this by using the cursor keys, and then use the "page up" or
"page down" key to change the boot sequence settings to the drive on
which windows is on (usually C:/). Just make sure that the drive is the
first in the sequence. Next if this option is here, use the cursor keys
to highlight the "boot up floppy seek" setting, and change that to
"disabled", using the page up/down keys.
    Finally, press escape ([ESC]), then select the "save and exit setup"
option, hit "y" when the small dialogue box appears, and the system
should reboot, with no problem at all. ! Let me know how you get on !

Susan Delatorre wrote:

> I have a computer with win 95, but at start up the processor look for
> the files at A: drive and stops there, ask for ABORT, RETRIB OR
> FAIL?     Can anybody knows why doesn't go to C: drive and if you know
> how to fix it?  Thanks

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Saw yor message.....
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; firstly, If there is a floppy
disk inside the drive when you start up your system, take it out beforehand.
the system should load up no problem.
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; secondly, press the "delete"
key when you start your system up. a screen should show afterwards, select
the "bios features setup", using the cursor keys, and enter.
<br>there should be a bit saying 'boot sequence' or something like that.
Highlight this by using the cursor keys, and then use the "page up" or
"page down" key to change the boot sequence settings to the drive on which
windows is on (usually C:/). Just make sure that the drive is the first
in the sequence. Next if this option is here, use the cursor keys to highlight
the "boot up floppy seek" setting, and change that to "disabled", using
the page up/down keys.
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Finally, press escape ([ESC]), then select the "save
and exit setup" option, hit "y" when the small dialogue box appears, and
the system should reboot, with no problem at all. ! Let me know how you
get on !
<p>Susan Delatorre wrote:
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<font size=-1>I have a computer with
win 95, but at start up the processor look for the files at A: drive and
stops</font>&nbsp;<font size=-1>there, ask for ABORT, RETRIB OR FAIL?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Can anybody knows why doesn't go to C: drive and if</font>&nbsp;<font size=-1>you
know how to fix it?&nbsp; Thanks</font></blockquote>

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