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Article #165CDROM not detected in DOS mode
From: Macca
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 00:00
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hi guys...
I've got a 6speed Creative lab IDE CDrom and 'im quite happy with it but
i've got one problem that prevents me of using pre-win95 programs. The
CD-rom is detected by Win95 without any problem but when I reboot to get
into DOS mode, it is not! All the drivers are correctely installed and
properly configured but it 's like the f....... driver ain't even present
inside the computer! all it tells me is : "No drives found" which comes
just after the message of initialization of the CD-rom drivers....And of
course, in the absence of any detected CD-rom, it aborts the drive
initialization, which prevents me of using any DOS CD-rom since I can;t
access the drive in that mode!
HELP!! please....
Christophe
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