> > >Now that you are sure the file is in the Windows folder, it could be a problem with >the Msdos.sys file. Give this a try, it can't hurt anything. > >Restart your computer using a Win98 boot disk, select option 2 on the Startup >menu and then press ENTER. > >At the A:\> prompt, type: SYS C: (note the space) and press ENTER. The >following files will then be copied to the drive: > >* IO.SYS >* MSDOS.SYS >* COMMAND.COM > >If the procedure is successful, a 'System transferred' message appears. If it >is not successful, check to be sure you are typing the correct drive letter for your >Host Drive. > >Remove the boot disk and restart your system. > > > > JmC >
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