I was running a win98SE / win2k dual boot, but I decided to delete win2k. Win98 is on drive C: and win2k on D:
I have to sys my C: drive, but when I'm in win98, in DOS prompt, if I type sys C:, I get the message cannot specify default drive. What does that mean.
BTW, I can't boot from a win 98 floppy because my drive doesn't work, and booting from the win98 CD doesn't work either. Anyone have a solution so I can sys c: ???
I have to sys my C: drive, but when I'm in win98, in DOS prompt, if I type sys C:, I get the message cannot specify default drive. What does that mean.
BTW, I can't boot from a win 98 floppy because my drive doesn't work, and booting from the win98 CD doesn't work either. Anyone have a solution so I can sys c: ???
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