Summary: I have a dual BIOS on my pc and have managed to make d: drive inaccessible on startup, either normally or in safe mode. In the OS program it says that...
Summary: You might be right but a progressively worsening problem could also suggest a progressively creaky system, overloaded with crap from programs, demos e...
Summary: I have no MS-DOS Floppy Disk that contains Sys.com file to start the computer to use to set up dual booting..My computer is a compaq presario 5004US....
Summary: Please tell me what to do about this. I posted a couple of weeks ago, about problems I'd been having with a CDRW drive that was replaced under my in...
Summary: Back up all your data now. Either the HD or the OS are having problems. Try running scandisk first, see if that fixes anything. Then give it a compl...
Summary: The other day I got a new hard drive. I installed the upgrade version of winME without a problem. Once I got all the software for my video card, sound...
Summary: Sounds like you pulled a cable loose on the disk drive, while you were inserting the memory. And the the boot record on the disk driver is damaged. D...
Summary: Sam: System.ini is not the problem here, as it does not read until the Windows boot process is initiated and processes are started. XP writes somethin...
Summary: Eldon Found this link..bottom of post..try first but if no joy then... Couple of ideas...I would disable your Av and firewall programs in startup and ...
Summary: Ok, this is the story. My PC has win me and win xp as dual boot OSs, one day the 2nd hard disk was added and after a long time i relised the D drive i...
Summary: Follow-up: Tried disconnecting new drive, didn't help. Old data is still there, just won't boot. Problem appears to be that Drive Image made the...
Summary: On my old ME box I've tried to install some software (video drivers) after having done a factory restore to try and fix a booting problem. Basically ...
Summary: If you can't get into safe mode you may be out of luck. Try booting from a boot disk and reinstalling Me over itself. Also, you might be able to remov...
Summary: Boot into safe mode...go to CONTROL PANEL/SYSTEM/DEVICE MANAGER...double click SOUND & MULTIMEDIA...if the same device is listed more than once, remov...
Summary: I was able to solve the problem by removing all non microsoft vxd files from the IOsubSYS folder. Some of these were associated with a backup program ...
Summary: Subject: How to run Windows ME well, v.3 Original Message Name: Trev Date: January 07, 2002 at 11:14:31 Pacific Subject: How to run Windows ME well, ...
Summary: Ok First things first !!! How old is your computer ?? By the info you have given above suggests that the bios will not be able to handle the 120 drive...
Summary: If you can't get the POST (the hardware screen) or enter the BIOS, then something is very wrong indeed - it's difficult to say exactly what at this po...
Summary: Hello, I just wanted to request some help with my computer. I am on a HP Pavilion xt853 and I have just recently downgraded from Windows XP back to w...
Summary: I had the same problem once before I wiped the hard drive and re-installed everything. Not practical I know. Another solution (not guaranteed to work ...
Summary: Upon booting my computer I get past the ME logo and then the blue windows background appears but nothing else gets loaded (no taskbars, no "Start" but...
Summary: You mentioned that you had a new one installed, so presumably in was done onsite under warranty. You don't mention how you reinstalled Windows. Some s...
Summary: I am running windows ME and installed windows 2000 and created a dual boot system. Unfortunately I did not partition my C drive and both operating sys...
Summary: My PC has recently stopped booting for no obvious reason. It gets stuck saying 'verifying DMI pool data' (whatever this means). I don't have a floppy...
Summary: All of a sudden my cd drive and cd burner wont recognize a cd. The drives are available through my computer and in system/device manager (which doesn...
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