E eshtog Diamond Member Jun 7, 2001 3,449 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #1 ? also how do I get into the dos prompt with windows xp when I start up my computer
W Wayward Member Sep 21, 2001 127 0 76 Mar 17, 2002 #2 Most likely no. Read the instructions from the manufacturer and follow them to the letter or you will be sorry
Most likely no. Read the instructions from the manufacturer and follow them to the letter or you will be sorry
B bozo1 Diamond Member May 21, 2001 6,364 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #3 Don't even go there. There is no 'DOS' in XP. If you need to flash, use a Win95/98 bootdisk or download one here.
Don't even go there. There is no 'DOS' in XP. If you need to flash, use a Win95/98 bootdisk or download one here.
A AndyHui Administrator Emeritus<br>Elite Member<br>AT FAQ M Oct 9, 1999 13,141 17 81 Mar 17, 2002 #4 Nope. WinXP doesn't have a DOS Prompt, and a Command Prompt is not the same as a DOS Prompt. You need a Win9x boot disk to get to MSDOS....grab one from www.bootdisk.com.
Nope. WinXP doesn't have a DOS Prompt, and a Command Prompt is not the same as a DOS Prompt. You need a Win9x boot disk to get to MSDOS....grab one from www.bootdisk.com.
J John Moderator Emeritus<br>Elite Member Oct 9, 1999 33,944 4 81 Mar 17, 2002 #5 You can also create an MS-DOS startup disk by going to my computer, right click the floppy drive, format.
You can also create an MS-DOS startup disk by going to my computer, right click the floppy drive, format.
E eshtog Diamond Member Jun 7, 2001 3,449 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #6 how come when I tried both the xp boot disk and win 98 bootdisk I get disk 1/0 failed to read wtf?
D Dreadogg Golden Member Mar 1, 2001 1,780 0 76 Mar 17, 2002 #7 is bios protection enabled in the bios? If so disable it!
E eshtog Diamond Member Jun 7, 2001 3,449 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #8 can somebody give me an exact link to where they downloaded the win 9x boot disk that works with win xp?
can somebody give me an exact link to where they downloaded the win 9x boot disk that works with win xp?
RalfHutter Diamond Member Dec 29, 2000 3,202 0 76 Mar 17, 2002 #9 Win98 SE boot disk Run "Win98se.exe" with a formatted floppy in the drive. It will create a full Win98 boot-disk.
Win98 SE boot disk Run "Win98se.exe" with a formatted floppy in the drive. It will create a full Win98 boot-disk.
E eshtog Diamond Member Jun 7, 2001 3,449 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #10 ok I did exactly what you said and I restarted the pc with the disk in and got the I/O disk error man this sux whats wrong?
ok I did exactly what you said and I restarted the pc with the disk in and got the I/O disk error man this sux whats wrong?
N nortexoid Diamond Member May 1, 2000 4,096 0 0 Mar 17, 2002 #11 no do it from DOS... retards need to come out w/ winNT/2k/XP based flash utilities instead of forcing us to use the never-going-away DOS system.
no do it from DOS... retards need to come out w/ winNT/2k/XP based flash utilities instead of forcing us to use the never-going-away DOS system.
A AndyHui Administrator Emeritus<br>Elite Member<br>AT FAQ M Oct 9, 1999 13,141 17 81 Mar 17, 2002 #12 If you got a disk I/O error, use another floppy.