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Re: HELP needed: Creative CD 8x not working in DOS

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From: Concorde Computers
Date: Sun, 31 Mar 1996 00:00
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Cameron Gascoyne <g9204809@platinum.anu.edu.au> wrote:

>I have just bought a Creative CD (8x). I am running win95. The CD works 
>fine in windows, but it won't work in DOS. The driver "SBIDE.SYS" was 
>supplied with the CD, and I have the program MSCDEX.EXE which (I think) 
>loads the driver. The installation program added a couple of lines to my 
>autoexec.bat and config.sys files, but the CD driver does not seem to be 
>loading.

If you had the CDROM installed before installing Win95, then Win 95
will still load sbide.sys but will not load mscdex.exe on systems
start.  It will move it to dosstart.bat (from autoexec.bat) which is
run when you restart the computer in dos mode from within windows.

If this isn't working, then you should probably check config.sys, that
SBIDE is being loaded and that mscdex is then being loaded in
dosstart.bat or autoexec.bat.  You have to load both for the drive to
run in dos.

Hope this helps.


Regards,

Adam Oswald
Concorde Computers

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Date: 1996/03/31
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