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lary - 03 Dec 2003 20:53 GMT

I know how to make a boot disk put how can i copy the
Sys files on to a boot disk so they
LOAD AND INSTALL on my pc from the dike (in DOS) beucse
my pc will not boot one of the sys files got changed.

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Jeff Richards - 05 Dec 2003 02:10 GMT

You should be able to copy files between floppies by using A and B drive
letters. For instance, if you use a command like
COPY A:CD-ROM.SYS B:
then you will be asked to remove the source disk and insert the destination
disk so the file can be copied from one floppy to another.
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Jeff Richards
MS MVP W95/W98

> I know how to make a boot disk put how can i copy the
> Sys files on to a boot disk so they
> LOAD AND INSTALL on my pc from the dike (in DOS) beucse
> my pc will not boot one of the sys files got changed.

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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 19 Dec 2003 17:18 GMT

Boot to the a: drive with a bootable disk in drive a
then type sys c:
this wil transfer the system disk to the c drive
and will be bootable

>-----Original Message-----
>I know how to make a boot disk put how can i copy the
>Sys files on to a boot disk so they
>LOAD AND INSTALL on my pc from the dike (in DOS) beucse
>my pc will not boot one of the sys files got changed.
>.

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