><You need PC exchange enabled for PC/DOS formatting. > ><Touchwood > >You guys are too good. I enabled my file exchange and all is well. > >I was trying to disable some startup extension that starts first, but is not >in the extensions folder. Perhaps it is in the Control Panels, Jeff. No. >Perhaps it is in the System Folder. No. Where else would a system >extension reside that starts before any Extensions from the Extensions >folder. This extension pops up, then several seconds later, Norton and >Sonnet kick in. By the way, it has a red x in it, and appears to be some >sort of computer icon. > >Great list! > >Jeff >6400 > >-- Red X? That means it is DISABLED...or not working correctly. BTW some sys extensions cant actually be see from the FInder a good example of that is RAM Doubler INIT and some Norton extensions...also, if you could describe the icon a bit betteer i may be able to tell you what it is, there are a LOT of extensions with 'a little computer on them'
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