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The message you're seeing may be referring to the CDROM.<br />
Please check for conflicts in device manager and tell me if the CDROM is listed correctly.<br />
Regards,<br />
Ralph<br />
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The message you're seeing may be referring to the CDROM.
Please check for conflicts in device manager and tell me if the CDROM is listed correctly.
Regards,
Ralph



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This can also occur as the result of incorrectly loaded Bus Mastering drivers or PCI bus drivers!<br />
Dennis<br />

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This can also occur as the result of incorrectly loaded Bus Mastering drivers or PCI bus drivers!
Dennis


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mcbroom,<br />
To save time in solving your problem, it will be helpful to know more about your computer. &nbsp;Please list the components of your system that might apply.<br />
(Motherboard, CPU, RAM, Hard Drive(s), CD-ROM, Soundcard, etc.)<br />
Also, post your config.sys &amp;&nbsp;autoexec.bat files here.<br />
Regards,<br />
Ralph<br />
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mcbroom,
To save time in solving your problem, it will be helpful to know more about your computer.  Please list the components of your system that might apply.
(Motherboard, CPU, RAM, Hard Drive(s), CD-ROM, Soundcard, etc.)
Also, post your config.sys & autoexec.bat files here.
Regards,
Ralph



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The performance tab on my computer properties on file system &quot;Some drives are using MS-DOS compatibility,&quot; <br />
which I know means that Windows 95 is still using some old 3.1 hard drive drivers. &nbsp;From what I've read, this means I have to change the value or delete the line in NOIDE in the registry. &nbsp;Not being an expert in the registry, I was wondering if you can tell me the full path to NOIDE and what to do with it?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Daniel<br />

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The performance tab on my computer properties on file system "Some drives are using MS-DOS compatibility," 
which I know means that Windows 95 is still using some old 3.1 hard drive drivers.  From what I've read, this means I have to change the value or delete the line in NOIDE in the registry.  Not being an expert in the registry, I was wondering if you can tell me the full path to NOIDE and what to do with it?
Thanks,
Daniel


old drivers problem

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.