I have a lot of problem with Win95 OSR2 [please HELP]

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Author: Mr. TANG
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 00:00

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Hi All

	I have a lot of problme after install Win95 OSR2, my HD will be very
easy to have Directory Structure, File Structure, File Allocation Table
and Lost Cluster problem ( I am using Norton Utilities 2.0 for Win95 to
check it out ), some time my system can not boot up, I am never boot to
DOS 6.22 any more after install OSR2, I just boot to DOS 4.00.111 some
time.

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Re: I have a lot of problem with Win95 OSR2 [please HELP]

Author: Maxman
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 00:00

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Norton Utilities 95 2.0 has a patch available.

Re: I have a lot of problem with Win95 OSR2 [please HELP]

Author: MCTIFCH1
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 00:00

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Mr. TANG wrote:
>         I have a lot of problme after install Win95 OSR2, my HD will be very
> easy to have Directory Structure, File Structure, File Allocation Table
> and Lost Cluster problem ( I am using Norton Utilities 2.0 for Win95 to
> check it out ), some time my system can not boot up, I am never boot to
> DOS 6.22 any more after install OSR2, I just boot to DOS 4.00.111 some
> time.

Check the bios settings and some hardware of your system. It's complex.
Once I got the similar problem from the speed of DRAM modules.

Re: I have a lot of problem with Win95 OSR2 [please HELP]

Author: Kwwu
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 00:00

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On Sun, 23 Mar 1997 04:11:16 +0000, MCTIFCH1
<MCTIFCH1@FS1.LI.UMIST.AC.UK> wrote:

>Mr. TANG wrote:
>>         I have a lot of problme after install Win95 OSR2, my HD will be very
>> easy to have Directory Structure, File Structure, File Allocation Table
>> and Lost Cluster problem ( I am using Norton Utilities 2.0 for Win95 to
>> check it out ), some time my system can not boot up, I am never boot to
>> DOS 6.22 any more after install OSR2, I just boot to DOS 4.00.111 some
>> time.
>
>Check the bios settings and some hardware of your system. It's complex.
>Once I got the similar problem from the speed of DRAM modules.

Norton Utility (before Upgrade) does not support FAT32, that's why
it generate false diagnostic result.

Re: I have a lot of problem with Win95 OSR2 [please HELP]

Author: KAM Kwok Wah
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 00:00

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Kwwu wrote:

  On Sun, 23 Mar 1997 04:11:16 +0000, MCTIFCH1
  <MCTIFCH1@FS1.LI.UMIST.AC.UK> wrote:

  >Mr. TANG wrote:
  >>         I have a lot of problme after install Win95 OSR2, my HD
  will be very
  >> easy to have Directory Structure, File Structure, File Allocation
  Table
  >> and Lost Cluster problem ( I am using Norton Utilities 2.0 for
  Win95 to
  >> check it out ), some time my system can not boot up, I am never
  boot to
  >> DOS 6.22 any more after install OSR2, I just boot to DOS 4.00.111
  some
  >> time.
  >
  >Check the bios settings and some hardware of your system. It's
  complex.
  >Once I got the similar problem from the speed of DRAM modules.

  Norton Utility (before Upgrade) does not support FAT32, that's why
  it generate false diagnostic result.

 I think you just upgrade the old version of win95 to win95 OSR2, since
due to the FAT's problem, the system may be can't boot up at some time.
The best solution is using the win95 OSR2's bootup diskette to format
your HD again and then install the win95 again ! Another possible
solution is , when your system can't bootup. Using the win95 OSR2's
bootup diskette and use the "sys" command to transfer the system file to
your HD. The problem will be solve ! Anyway, norton 2.0 was support
FAT32 !

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