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can't reinstall windows 95
I have an old 100 mhz laptop. I formatted the c:, and when I went to reinstall windows 95, the a: won't read my setup up disks' (have more than one). I've tried to get to c:, and d:, but it tells me invalid drive specification. The only drive I seem able to access is the a:. I feel as if I'm at my wits end. I have done this before in the past, and don't remember having so much problems with it. Any suggestions would be helpful.
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1. What you used to prepare your hard drive? 2. Did you Partition only, or Partition & Format? 3. Does the BIOS recognize the HD on startup? 4. What are you using as a boot disk (floppy)? |
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I formatted my hard drive from dos, not msdos, i couldn't get into windows, not even in safe mode. I typed c:\format. Yes the BIOS recognizes it. Since i've posted this i've been able to get to the c: prompt. I'm using the setup disk (floppy) for win95. I hope this is what you needed to know. I've done this before and never had problems, but this one's driving me nuts.
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What you need to do is get to the A:\ drive. Just type A: When you get the A:>, insert your Setup disk into the floppy drive and type Setup .....If you have successfully formatted your C: drive, you will no longer have Windows, until you run Setup. I assume the floppies you have are the complete set for W95???
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