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by laddie
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by john
You might try looking in your autoexec.bat file. See if there is other things in there, besides the windows 'loading' commands. You can run the commands in the autoexec.bat file manually at a command prompt. There may simply be a syntax error in one of the instructions, not specifically in regard to windows, ie: cd rom, himem or doshigh, files, buffers, etc.
Hope this helps,
John
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by laddie
if you have the PATH set correctly
you can safely remove the line "c:\"
which is not necessary.
hth
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