re: format A drive
Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at 3:38 pm Posted by Jack Gulley
(5917 messages posted)
You can not make a "Windows 98 bootable" diskette on Windows ME unless you have
a formatting program and a Windows 98 boot diskette image.
However a normal Windows ME boot diskette can be used to boot any system, and
access any Windows 98/ME disk drive.
First you have to make sure the diskette drive and diskette you are using are
OK. Easy way to do this is to open a DOS Windows and at the C: prompt, with the diskette
in the A: drive, enter: FORMAT A: /U and format the diskette as a blank data
diskette.
If that goes OK, then close the DOS window and go to Add/Remove Programs in Control
Panel, Startup Disk tab and have Windows ME format the diskette as a bootable Windows
ME diskette. If OK, you should be able to boot a system with it.
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