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Article #4069Re: Moribund computer
From: Matt Linden
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 1997 00:00
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Bill R. Adams wrote in message <66poq7$kn$1@news1.sirius.com>... >Well yes things here look a little gloomy. I did misspeak, however, >about the C Drive. I can only access the C: prompt with the reboot >disk (which constains msdos.sys, Io.sys, confi.sys, autoexec.bat, >command.com, and dblspace.bin). > >However it is dead. This message displays when I search for DIR: >"Volume in Drive C has no Label. Volume Serial Number is 3465-13EA". >When I attempt to access windows (typing Win at the C prompt), I get >this message: "bad command or file name". Sorry for the confusion. - b You won't be able to get into Windows from a boot disk even if the files are there because the Windows directory isn't in the path. When you do a DIR C:\ are there any files or directories listed? The label and serial number are irrelevant, we need to know what's listed after them. Matt Linden mattlinden@usa.net
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