Go to NTFS
DOS reader and download the NTFSDOS reader ZIP file. It has instructions on using.
But basically you just copy the NTFSDOS.exe file to a copy of the Windows ME startup
diskette. Then from the A:\ prompt run the NTFSDOS program and it will check for
the presence of NTFS volumes and if one is found assign drive letter(s) and provide
read-only support of those drives.
I have also modifed the Autoexec.bat (and others) on my Windows Startup diskette
to give additional options that include one loading with the NTFSDOS reader and an
option for skipping the non-IDE CD-Rom drivers so it boots faster when only using
IDE attached CD-Rom drives. And options for loading SmartDRV so FAT32 disk operations
run faster.