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by brass_jacket
Just wondering , have you used a win98 boot disk and got access too your cdrom via dos prompt , if not you need too install the drivers that should have come on a diskette with cdrom , these are the dos drivers .
see if that cures your problem .
how is it hookup
on second ide connection on motherboard
or slaved too master on ide 1 on mother board
or too sound card ide connection , I hope not , these cards are getting rare .
will be back soon , trying too remmember how I cured myold p133 system , cause it did the same thing .
by plt
by opatzg9
by bobho
What does the Device Manager show? Is the device installed and working properly (no conflicts)?
DrBob:>)
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by trishcom
Set your boot sequence as A: C: and try booting with the Windows 98 boot-disk to see if it detects up your cd-rom.If it does,then replace the file "mscdex.exe" in the Windows/Command folder as it could be corrupted or damaged.
If the Windows 98 boot-disk does not detect your CD-Rom,the move your CR-Rom to another point on the IDE cable eg: Primary Slave or Secondary Mmaster or Slave.Make sure the CD-Rom is jumpered accordingly.
by plt
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