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Ralph
Ralph
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The preinstall win95 system hardisk is TRANDITIONAL CHINESE language system.
But i want to install the english system in it.
The install process is perfact but when it going to the INSTALL
SOFTWARE ABOUT 90 % shows up "SUWIN ERROR",then i need to shut
down the power and try again.
Last, i found the way to solve it and been solved.
I will give you 100 points if you can talk the method .
But i want to install the english system in it.
The install process is perfact but when it going to the INSTALL
SOFTWARE ABOUT 90 % shows up "SUWIN ERROR",then i need to shut
down the power and try again.
Last, i found the way to solve it and been solved.
I will give you 100 points if you can talk the method .
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The first wrong method of mine is that because I install the windows in the different directory.
Even thought the original directore is named c:\windows with its fonts of Traiditional Chinese and i install another in the
c:\win95 directory.
I think it will not be the same directory and will not mistake,
but it go wrong.
I think it copy the different fonts of display like the same
c:\program files directory.
So the right method is format the hardisk or delete the
c:\program files directory to reinstall the english
version .
I will give you more points.
Even thought the original directore is named c:\windows with its fonts of Traiditional Chinese and i install another in the
c:\win95 directory.
I think it will not be the same directory and will not mistake,
but it go wrong.
I think it copy the different fonts of display like the same
c:\program files directory.
So the right method is format the hardisk or delete the
c:\program files directory to reinstall the english
version .
I will give you more points.
Okay, I see where you are going with this. The following should make it easier.
1. Yes formatting and reloading it is an issue, but you were on the right track before.
2. When you load to a different directory, you must rename all instances of WIN.xxx to something else like WIN.123, WIN.124 etc so that your new install cannot use them.
If you need more, just ask and I'll help you!
Dennis
1. Yes formatting and reloading it is an issue, but you were on the right track before.
2. When you load to a different directory, you must rename all instances of WIN.xxx to something else like WIN.123, WIN.124 etc so that your new install cannot use them.
If you need more, just ask and I'll help you!
Dennis
ASKER
You talk about rename the win.com win.* to other subname.
But i think it is not opposition. The origion directory is
c:\win95 and the win.* files is in the directory,too.
So the first time i reinstall in the other directory c:\win95 should not be disturb.
So i think it is been disturb in the files of c:\program files.
I am instresting in something. I see your information and instresting it. Do you have MCSE?
I want to exercise it and not pass about it 070-067.
Can you discuss some problem with me to help some thing i don't
ever use before like UNIX with WINNT? TKS.
But i think it is not opposition. The origion directory is
c:\win95 and the win.* files is in the directory,too.
So the first time i reinstall in the other directory c:\win95 should not be disturb.
So i think it is been disturb in the files of c:\program files.
I am instresting in something. I see your information and instresting it. Do you have MCSE?
I want to exercise it and not pass about it 070-067.
Can you discuss some problem with me to help some thing i don't
ever use before like UNIX with WINNT? TKS.
You are correct about the C:\Programs subdirectory. Generally when we so such an install, we add a directory and carefully install everything to that. As an example, we set up a directory structure like this.
When Windows 95 has been installed in the default method, it uses c:\windows and c:\programs. To get around this when we reinstall, we set up a directory such as you, c:\win95, but we do it in this fashion.
C:\win95\windows
c:\win95\programs
Yes, most of us here have our mcse, why do you ask?
Dennis
When Windows 95 has been installed in the default method, it uses c:\windows and c:\programs. To get around this when we reinstall, we set up a directory such as you, c:\win95, but we do it in this fashion.
C:\win95\windows
c:\win95\programs
Yes, most of us here have our mcse, why do you ask?
Dennis