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Article #488Re: Installing a CD drive in DOS*
From: D
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 00:00
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Zef wrote: > > Some kid wiped nearly every bit of info off my mother's 486, and I'm stuck > with fixing it :) > It orginally had Windows 95 and a CDROM drive that worked fine... Now I can > only get as far as the DOS prompt... > > So I've got her orginal Windows 95 CDROM, and downloaded the original CDROM > drivers off the Net (it's a Goldstar x4, SoundBlaster compatiable)... > > Problem is that I can't get DOS to recognise the CD-ROM drive, so I can't > install windows... > I keep getting the message "MSCD001 not found" > > Any help or tips would be much appreciated... > > Thanks > -- > Zef > eMail zef@zefamedia.co.nz Pointing correctly file mscdex.exe is a important factor, but other problems may occur when you have more than one harddrive.
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