pete
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, Mar 25 2005 05:01 AM
#1
Posted 25 March 2005 - 05:01 AM
pete
#2
Posted 25 March 2005 - 09:31 AM
OS not found could be a sign of a failing harddrive or she could have left a floppy in the floppy drive--since most computers are set up to boot first to the floppy, it will have this effect.
If she does not have a floppy, and cannot get into her computer, her harddrive could be damaged, or files on it were damaged or erased.
By reboot disk, do you mean windows cd?
You can download a boot floppy from ww.bootdisk.com which will load DOS, and a repair or reinstall may be possible. Many computers have the windows installation files on the harddrive, typically in a folder called OPTIONS.
running setup from within OPTIONS will reinstall windows.
If she does not have a floppy, and cannot get into her computer, her harddrive could be damaged, or files on it were damaged or erased.
By reboot disk, do you mean windows cd?
You can download a boot floppy from ww.bootdisk.com which will load DOS, and a repair or reinstall may be possible. Many computers have the windows installation files on the harddrive, typically in a folder called OPTIONS.
running setup from within OPTIONS will reinstall windows.
#3
Posted 25 March 2005 - 09:45 AM
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP GERRY,I AM SURE THAT SHE WILL BE ABLE TO SORT IT OUT FROM YOUR INFO.ONCE AGAIN THANKS GERRY
#4
Posted 31 March 2005 - 03:53 PM
Beware AOL v7 (possibly), definitely version 9.0
AOL is notorious software, it can really screw up anybodies system - we recently witnessed a perfectly good win2000 system rendered useless for internet access by aol9.
Check compatability with AOL 7 with windows 95 - you will need system software updates, assuming aol 7 doesn't do this for you - DCOM components.
AOL works by installing a 'virtual' network adapter on your pc - hit and miss with win95 I would have thought.
Use another computer and check with aol first - is my advice ... think about upgrading to Windows 98 Second Edition - more secure for internet access, when patched with necessary updates.
daveB - LinuxWannabee
AOL is notorious software, it can really screw up anybodies system - we recently witnessed a perfectly good win2000 system rendered useless for internet access by aol9.
Check compatability with AOL 7 with windows 95 - you will need system software updates, assuming aol 7 doesn't do this for you - DCOM components.
AOL works by installing a 'virtual' network adapter on your pc - hit and miss with win95 I would have thought.
Use another computer and check with aol first - is my advice ... think about upgrading to Windows 98 Second Edition - more secure for internet access, when patched with necessary updates.
daveB - LinuxWannabee
#5
Posted 01 April 2005 - 08:01 AM
THANKS LINUX,YEAH I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN BY AOL,IT SEEMS TO TAKE OVER YOUR SYSTEM,I HAVE ALSO BEEN HAVING TROUBLE WITH THEM.ONCE I AM SIGNED ON AND ALL OF A SUDDEN I KEEP GETTING DISCONNECTED
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