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Name: Original Bruce Date: April 28, 2001 at 12:02:45 Pacific
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You want to copy your Win98SE cdrom disc? Just make a new folder on your HD, name it whatever you want to. Insert your Win98 disc in the cdrom. In Windows Explorer, highlight the cdrom icon. Click Edit/Select All. Click Edit/Copy. Highlight your new folder. Click Edit/ Paste and it should copy the disc to the folder. Then run your burning software and make a copy. If you meant how do you use your burner software I don't have a clue, didn't say what you're using or any other info.
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Name: Terri Date: April 28, 2001 at 16:15:17 Pacific
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Original Bruce, if I am understanding what he is asking... It sounds like he wants to create a cd rom with his cd-rw using the files from his hard drive and I don't think that is possible. It could be, but every time I have seen someone try it, it never worked. Your way is the best to do it.
Summary: Hi, I have a PIII 733MHz. workstation that I installed both Win98SE and Win XP on separate hard drives. The problem is with the CD ROM not showing under win98 while it shows and it is usable under XP....
Summary: Thanks Dave & Mickey. Dave, I tried the site & followed instructions. Got mscdex.exe & atapicd.sys on c: drive & copied/edited config & autoexec files. Because the system has to boot with the flopp...
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