conor

In article <bdkpn3$4vq$1@hercules.btinternet.com>,
rochyno_spam@no_spammustbethemusic.com says...


The CDROM won't work in DOS unless you've loaded DOS CDROM and ATAPI
drivers.

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dos boot

"rochy" <rochyno_spam@no_spammustbethemusic.com> tried fingerpaints
then chalk then a spray can and some stencils but finally decided on
his keyboard just in time to make his Sat, 28 Jun 2003 19:18:59 +0000
(UTC) deadline to give us:

This is consistent? Allowing scandisk to "fix" things can result in as
much trouble or more than doing nothing at all. Sounds like the
scandisk didn't do the job quite right. Though the BIOS recognizes
the devices and all the Windows drivers for them could be corrupt.
Also could be there's trouble with the drive too since a scndisk was
needed. Doing a full format should mark the troube spots and give you
a good clean start.