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Wizzie - 18 Feb 2006 17:31 GMT
Thanks Charles;
It is a ToshibaTecra 500CDT, I was in A: from the 98 startup disk then went
to D:. It does boot up...oem disk? not sure what you mean. It boots up says
the pci bus scan and all that was complete..everything comes up good until I
put Setup in...then it says cannot run setup in DOS mode. I dont know much
about any more of it....just trying to get it out of DOS mode as the computer
is wiped now...Thanx  Liz
Don Phillipson - 18 Feb 2006 19:49 GMT
> Thanks Charles;
> It is a ToshibaTecra 500CDT, I was in A: from the 98 startup disk then went
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> about any more of it....just trying to get it out of DOS mode as the computer
> is wiped now...Thanx  Liz

1.  Some laptops require custom installations;  most
require custom drivers (for LED display etc.)

2.  A Win98SE system CD that will not run SETUP in
DOS mode is probably an upgrade CD, designed to
run only on a PC that already has Win98.

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Carlsbad Springs
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***** charles - 26 Feb 2006 04:46 GMT
> Thanks Charles;
> It is a ToshibaTecra 500CDT, I was in A: from the 98 startup disk then went
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> about any more of it....just trying to get it out of DOS mode as the computer
> is wiped now...Thanx  Liz

Wow sorry to take so long to get back.  Things happen.  Anyway usally when
I have seen the "can't run in DOS mode" means that the OS I am using is an
NT based one.  If you are still having greef try this:  after you boot to
the A:
drive and get the DOS prompt A: type in the following - VER and hit enter.
If it says anything other than "Windows 98 [Version 4.10.222]" you are not
using Windows 98 Second Edition.  If you are still out there let us know
what
is going on.

later,
charles....
 
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