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by nvpaladin
Real quick and easy thing to do is (assuming WIN98) go to START>>PROGRAMS>>ACCESORIES>>SYSTEM TOOLS>>System Information..........Then open TOOLS and perform System File Checker.
Hope this helps
by bill.maclean
by poettone
Answer one is good but easier to do is Type MSinfo32 at the run line and goto tools, system file checker. I would like to say that it is a software config problem with your video drivers. But I would lean more towards hardware failure in the video subsystem. Typically a faulty video board will produce similar symptoms as you describe. The scandisk is activated by the command in your msdos.sys file which can be viewed and edited from the command line ie
edit msdos.sys
the autoscan+ shouldbe 1 for yes
if this is ok then Im not sure what would make this skip on startup. hope this helps some, as I would try different video boards and test for problems. Good Luck
by bill.maclean
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