|
-
October 1st, 2001, 06:31 PM
#16
-
October 2nd, 2001, 09:47 PM
#17
hi,
I suppose you put the image back like from gho to part.
you also mentioned scandisk.
DOS tools directly acting on a hard disk, will lock a drive in native compatibility mode.
if scandisk hangs, or has an issue, the drive can remain locked.
(same as with formating, one needs reboot to unlock)
or...
one can try this internal DOS command
boot from your start floppy and from the dosprompt try this.
unlock C:
unlock D:
unlock ...etc
remove floppy, boot to windows, and pray it solved the DMA and compatibility issue.
------------------
Remember, there is always something we forgot to ask.
And, it's only FREE advice!
Kind regards, Jaak
Kind regards, Jaak.
When I pull my bootstraps, why don't I load Windows?
-
October 3rd, 2001, 11:22 PM
#18
LotusAstra
"." and ".." aren't folders. They are the nearest thing DOS has to shortcuts.
"." means go up one level, and ".." means go to the root folder of the drive.
For instance, if you are in c:\folder1\subfolder1 and you type at the prompt "cd\.." (w/o quotes) you will go straight back to c:\
If you type "cd\." you will be in c:\folder1
Paul D
-
October 4th, 2001, 12:15 AM
#19
-
October 4th, 2001, 09:41 AM
#20
hi
I hope paul D reads this.
suppose you are in \windows\desktop\documents\davy_crockett\2001\september\
when you do
cd..
that gets you to
\windows\desktop\documents\davy_crockett\2001\
if you do cd... (three points)
you then go up two branches
\windows\desktop\documents\
a single point dont get you anywhere.
cd\ gets you to root of drive you are on
cd\.. also gets you to root, because of the slash in there.
suppose you are still in \windows\desktop\documents\
cd C:\ghost
gets you to ghost folder in one step
to see what's in a folder, you can do dir /w /o /p
------------------
Remember, there is always something we forgot to ask.
And, it's only FREE advice!
Kind regards, Jaak
Kind regards, Jaak.
When I pull my bootstraps, why don't I load Windows?
-
October 4th, 2001, 11:31 AM
#21
Thx for clarifing jtdoom, i'll have to ammend my notes... but still thx paul d for bringing this to light...
I've tried a Fresh install too... and that did NOT work!
EDIT: Ideleted my other question as this is being answered in this other post http://discussions.virtualdr.com/For...ML/051071.html
Thx guys & Regards 
------------------
Just my opinions from past experience...and guessing. Post back to let others know if our ideas worked!
With a good backup program u can UNDO (almost) all your mistakes & bad installs etc in Windows!
[This message has been edited by LotusAstra (edited 10-06-2001).]
"Computer says no"
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|
|