Summary: After I formatted my c:, when I restarted my comp, it goes through the RAM check and that screen that shows your primary IDE and stuff, and then it sa...
Summary: Just built a computer,used a HD I had left over,booted to a flopy start up disk,formated with(/u) command,shoutdown computer.When I started it up agai...
Summary: I also have an ibm purchased over the internet. It is an x22 and comes up with the 'invalid system disk' message. I know I have to purchase a separat...
Summary: i (unwisely) used the format c: , when i restarted i get the 'invalid system disk' error message, which means my hard drive i guess. I know the only w...
Summary: Re-building a 486 Gateway, powers up & is stuck at the invalid system disk, replace the disk and then press any key.... I have flashed the bios alrea...
Summary: the message "invalid system disk" appears on my screen while booting. there are no disks in any of the drives. this is a second hand computer so i d...
Summary: Hi,I have some Pent.166mhz, 1.9gig HD, fat16 just a little history, I have sucessfully installed win.me on some of them.I first ran delpart then fdisk...
Summary: Just reformatted the hdd of an older Toshiba laptop, and now I cant even get it to a c prompt. I want to install win95, but it wont recognize the cd-...
Summary: HI I have an old p2 350mhz computer running win98. Now every time I start it before it loads windows it says "Invalid system disk, please replace di...
Summary: I formatted the C drive in an old 386, thinking I could install Windows 95. I reinstalled Win 3.1, but when I turn on the computer I get this messag...
Summary: Someone improperly formatted my c:. Now whenever the computer loads, the screen says "Invalid System disk, replace the disk and then press any key" ...
Summary: Hopfully someone can help me! Ok, heres my story... I have my brothers computer at my place and he wanted to format the HD and start over. So we,...
Summary: Make sure you format your boot partition with the following command from your boot floppy; format c: /s. This will copy the system files command.com,...
Summary: If you format your C: drive, all you do is destroy the links between the File Allocation Table (FAT) and the files that are on the hard disk (this is ...
Summary: Hi, I am upgrading my P90 system and just got a formatted 2.5Gb WD hdd. I managed to set it up as slave and it was ok. So I copied the DOS system file...
Summary: Dude I am sorry these guys have mislead you. You probably already have solved your problem but I had to interject here for anyone else with a simillar...
Summary: I reformatted my Satellite Pro 410CS laptop and wiped out the operating system. When I turn it on I get the error message "invalid system disk" "Repl...
Summary: Hi My friend recently picked up a really old, slow laptop. It had WIn95 on it and he decided he wanted win98. So he formatted the hard drive and n...
Summary: I cant even boot properly. I reboot with the system disk in and all it gives me is the non system disk message. Do you think i should try booting up w...
Summary: I am upgrading a computer from "upgraded 95" to Win 95 Ver B. I used the dos 6.2 format c: \u and it seemed to format the hard disk fine. When the f...
Summary: Hi Friend has brought 286 machine to me?!, cos they formatted wrong. They did format c: No /s, no setting bios to boot from a: NOTHING. Just format c:...
Summary: here's what you wanted: Type ALT+F+X to exit Edit What's New for the Windows 98 Startup Disk? The Startup Disk has changed significantly for Windows 9...
Summary: Hi! I started having registry problems with Win98 when the system was loading and decided to format my harddrive to completly fix the problems. Howev...
Summary: I have a 486SX-25mhz which I am trying to install Windows 95. I have jumped the gun and have refomatted my hard drive using the command format c: with...
Summary: Possible problems: 1)Your BIOS and harddrive is fine, but system files are missing 2)Your BIOS is pointing to a wrong partition or drive 3)Your harddr...
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