Chad wrote:
>Well, I check my drives out with InoculateIT all the time, so I don't
>think I have a virus. It must be because of that NCR scsi card that
>Windows won't recognize. It doesn't have drivers loaded in the
>config.sys, However.
I would guess on the SCSI card. The most annoying part of this was for me
that the SCSI card was for the CD-R. Until I got the drivers for the card
working (why can't it be just as easy as it is in DOS?) all the drives in
the system were run in "MS-DOS compatible mode". Almost drove me crazy
until I ignored it (after reinstall Windows once more) and went ahead with
the SCSI card instead. And voila, no more problems. Sometimes I wish I
could get my hands around Bills neck, but then I remember that I'm not a
violate man (anymore) ;-)
//Bernie
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