do you have all your drivers?
if you have every driver disk that goes to your hardware, i would suggest a reinstall. put the files on your extra drive or partition, or burn them to a cd or send them to another machine on your lan if you have one. find a safe place to put your files, and reinstall. this is the simplest thing to do if you have your drivers.
i will also see if i can find a different solution, but with the operating system its easiest to reinstall.
thats only if you have 100% of your driver discs.
and if you have a second drive, then you can use a startup floppy to start in dos mode, and then you will be able to move the files to safety, then reformat and reinstall.
~BoB~
if you have every driver disk that goes to your hardware, i would suggest a reinstall. put the files on your extra drive or partition, or burn them to a cd or send them to another machine on your lan if you have one. find a safe place to put your files, and reinstall. this is the simplest thing to do if you have your drivers.
i will also see if i can find a different solution, but with the operating system its easiest to reinstall.
thats only if you have 100% of your driver discs.
and if you have a second drive, then you can use a startup floppy to start in dos mode, and then you will be able to move the files to safety, then reformat and reinstall.
~BoB~