If you are able to get to a DOS prompt by using a boot floppy
or special boot CD, the command for changing to a different drive
is simply typing the drive letter followed by a colon, then press Enter.
i.e., C: [Enter]
Gary VanderMolen
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> Hi Gary-You are correct. It does not get to the GUI. The bios shows that
> everything is ok and all detected and it working order. I won't have access
> to the OS disk till next Sunday when my son comes home but I did go to the
> link you provided and I d/l the boot info for the A drive. I'm going to try
> it again-fingers crossed. The thing is I can get to an A prompt by putting
> the mb cdr in the cd drive-very odd because it does not go any further. I
> figured if I had the correct syntax for a command prompt drive change it
> might get me to the point where I could get into safe mode. Thanks for the
> quick reply. Regards, bk
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