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by dmiles
Look at the following sites
1)Norton AntiVirus Rescue Disk
www.cit.cornell.edu/services/nav/rescue.html
2)www.commandcom.com/services/ts-faqutil.html
3)Bootable Anti-virus Disk
http://www.acs.fau.edu/antivirus/quickboot
Also see the folowing sites
www.symantec.com
www.mcafee.com
www.cai.com/products/fdb/inoculan_features
by chuksanah
by dpalsen
I ran across something like this awhile back with a certain brand of drive. Whenever I formatted it, the system wouldn't set the drive as active. Use fdisk, and make sure the primary partition is set as active. This may help.
-Dave
by chuksanah
by chuksanah
by tjc
Try booting with a floppy disk made from another comtpuer with the same OS on it. When it is booted then do a SYS C: make sure the startup disk you formated on that other computer is formated with a format /s and that you copied the SYS from the dos/windows/command directory to it.
hope that helps.
by chuksanah
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