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I deleted files necesary to start windows
Tuesday, April 11, 2006 at 5:13 pm
Posted by Eric (1 messages posted)

I thought the autoexec.bat file(s) was not needed to start windows, so I deleted it. I also set Links (the game) to automatically run when I restart in MS-DOS mode, because this is the only program I run in it. After deleting the file(s), I restarted my PC in DOS and it started up Links, but my PC does not have enough memory. my pc says: press any key to continue, and then my pc restarts. After having delete the files my pc cannot start windows and the program Links keeps looping and I keep restarting my computer to continuosly loop the program. My pc is broke unless someone can tell me how to fix it. Please help!!!

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re: I deleted files necesary to start windows
Tuesday, April 11, 2006 at 6:10 pm
Posted by gewg_ (3489 messages posted)

|I thought the autoexec.bat file(s) was not needed to start windows,
| Eric
|
That is correct.

|so I deleted it.
|
Disabling it in MSCONFIG would have been the wise choice.

|After deleting the file(s),
|
Specify what other files.

|I restarted my PC in DOS and it started up Links,
|but my PC does not have enough memory.
|
Got an exact error message?

|After [deleting] the files
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Again:  specify which files.

|my pc cannot start windows
|
Again:  Got an exact error message?

|the program Links keeps looping
|
Don't reboot.  Quit the program and get a DOS prompt.
Type C:\WINDOWS\WIN.

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