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Bad or disconnected floppy drive
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Also I want to add if the floppy drive light is solid on boot.. the cable is upside down
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Also I want to add if the floppy drive light is solid on boot.. the cable is upside down

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Sorry for spamming but you can disable the foppy drive in the bios
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Sorry for spamming but you can disable the foppy drive in the bios

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I agree with Bdugas....who uses Floppy drives at this point anyway? &nbsp;In the Bios of the Dell computer during initial boot or restart press F2 repeatedly to get into the BIOs and disable the Floppy disk, that should solve your problem.
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I agree with Bdugas....who uses Floppy drives at this point anyway?  In the Bios of the Dell computer during initial boot or restart press F2 repeatedly to get into the BIOs and disable the Floppy disk, that should solve your problem.

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Depending upon your Bios and version it might not be F2 to get into the Bios it might be &lt;DEL&gt; key. During a restart just watch the screen, whatever it says to enter &quot;Setup&quot; select that key.
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Depending upon your Bios and version it might not be F2 to get into the Bios it might be <DEL> key. During a restart just watch the screen, whatever it says to enter "Setup" select that key.

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I have re-installed MS Vista Business on this unit. Upon boot up I get the following error;<br />
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Diskette drive 0 seek failure<br />
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Press F1 to continue, F2 to enter SETUP<br />
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If I hit F1 it continues the boot process and everything appears to be fine, is there anything I can do to eliminate this screen upon bootup?<br />
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I have re-installed MS Vista Business on this unit. Upon boot up I get the following error;

Diskette drive 0 seek failure

Press F1 to continue, F2 to enter SETUP

If I hit F1 it continues the boot process and everything appears to be fine, is there anything I can do to eliminate this screen upon bootup?



Dell Vostro 200 Boot Up issues

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