re: Can not boot up in standard mode
Saturday, January 10, 2009 at 1:58 pm Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Keith Stanier
(1248 messages posted)
rob wrote:
|Microsoft windows 98 start up menu.
|The options there were:
|1 Normal
|2 Logged (\bootlog.txt)
|3 safe mode
|4 safe mode with network support
|5 step by step confirmation
|6 Command prompt only
|7 safe mode command prompt
|I selected command prompt and at the C prompt I typed A: then enter.
|I received "general failure reading drive A"
|Abort, Retry,Fail"
|I typed in A and recieved "the current drive is no longer available."
So you have a boot disk/startup disk just to keep gewg happy but the floppy drive
isn't available?
Right go back into the BIOS/CMOS just to keep gewg happy and see if it shows a floppy
in the setup and its the right size.
If it does then it looks like your floppy drive is another problem. Buy a new drive
they are quite cheap, I bought one a few weeks ago.
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