Summary: need support!! I try to install w2k without a bootable cd-rom at my toshiba notebook T8200. only a usb-floppy i've for doing this. and the big s--- is...
Summary: This post was made on Win95/98 forum, but figured DOS forum was more appropriate. I have many DOS applications requiring different configs (i.e. devic...
Summary: Hi.. I have an old compaq, and i would like to know how to boot Dos from the c: drive....? ( I had a problem trying to get my cdrom driver to reconi...
Summary: If the system only has Windows XP installed, you won't be able to boot DOS--not from the hard drive, anyway. If this is the case, you will have to boo...
Summary: Hi Smitty - I would try installing the hdd as the only hdd in an old pc and boot dos from a floppy. Trying various hdd params in the bios. The hdd ma...
Summary: I have a P3 PCG-XG29 Sony Laptop that can boot DOS from a floppy disc. I would really like a mouse driver that supports the touchpad, but CuteMouse fr...
Summary: Have you tried the booting dos from a floppy then using the SYS C: command which might get you up and running. Good luck - keep us posted. ...
Summary: Hi all, I am trying to create a bootable CD and boot it using a USB CD-ROM drive. I an using a Supermicro motherboard P4SCT+II that support boot from ...
Summary: I've tried to boot into MS-DOS using both floppy (windows format) and a usb flash drive (HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool) then i restart pc and go to ...
Summary: Does anyone know of a manufacture that makes a USB Floppy that will operate in DOS? I am designing a system that does not have a legacy floppy port a...
Summary: Here are your options: 1) Go to the manufacturer of the USB floppy drive and look for a DOS driver. If you can't find one, e-mail them. If you can't...
Summary: Hi all! I should write to DOS area.. There was alredy a topic about this problem. I have found that is possible to boot from USB CD rom (my is even re...
Summary: The BIOS must have an option to Boot from USB Hard Drive. In reality only MS-DOS and Linux are suitable candidates for USB Booting. Without a floppy ...
Summary: NO will not work, Windows 2000, NT4 and XP are not DOS based O/S, the following is a quote: "Advanced USB Boot The Advanced USB Boot provides enumera...
Summary: Well it seems that if you were to read my whole message then you would be able to discern what i mean... maybe my choice of words was inadequate. Im...
Summary: It would appear the BIOS is supporting "Boot from USB Floppy", therefore the USBASPI drivers when trying to initialize the floppy find that the resour...
Summary: I have a PC that only has HD IDE internal and USB-CDROM external. I have not any floppy. I want to restore my ghost's image from my usb-cdrom. I have...
Summary: my hd settings are out of wack and i cant even boot dos im running it from a intel 386 on a win3.1 os i tried about 10 diffrent start up disks it just...
Summary: hi i have a usb hard drive and would like to boot win98 off of it. i installed the OS and can boot fin when i remove the drive from the usb case and u...
Summary: I have a PC that only has HD IDE internal and USB-CDROM external. I have not any floppy. I want to restore my ghost's image from my usb-cdrom. I have...
Summary: Now your new brief information page is much better than your old one. In fact, there is much useful and valuable information and answer from http://do...
Summary: When am I booting from usb cdrom and loadding usbaspi.sys in config.sys all communications with cdrom is stopped. How can I boot from and access usb c...
Summary: I want to make a cd which can be boot from the usb cdrom. below are my config.sys and autoexe.bat config.sys DOS=HIGH,UMB lastdrive=Z device=HIMEM.SYS...
Summary: Tried to sys the boot sectors from a Windows XP generated Fat floppy (which I think is actually the Windows ME Dos) to a 200 Gb Fat 32 USB Hard Drive....
Summary: I did those options first but they are geared toward CD drive compatibility and don't really go into Floppys. I found a guy named Georg Potthast who ...
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