That was the ticket! CD drive is working in pure DOS and restart to DOS now. If you have an ATAPI drive you dont need a driver for Windows. If you are going for 'restart in MS-DOS mode', put GSCDROM under COMMON in CONFIG.SYS and put the MSCDEX in DOSSTART.BAT.Įither way, it seems like the IF %CDROM% check should be removed. Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME has a built in generic driver for ATAPI compliant CD-ROM drives. If you are going for pure DOS - change the MENUDEFAULT timeout to something non-zero, so you can select between DOS and Windows. They are not designed for 'Restart in MS-DOS mode', which is what you seem to be trying (deducing from your comment about DOSSTART.BAT). It looks like you have a mess here, because these files are obviously designed for a situation where Windows does not automatically load itself (BootGUI=0 in MSDOS.SYS), so you have 'pure DOS mode' versus 'Windows'. What's the purpose of "IF %CDROM%.=TRUE."?
So, if you put your GSCDROM under, which you never choose, because it defaults to after 0 seconds, then it never gets loaded, obviously. LH C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD0001 /E /L:Q /M:20ĭr_st wrote on, 21:31: So, if you put your GSCDROM under, which you never choose, because it defaults to after 0 seconds, then it never REM BELOW LINE COMMENTED OUT BY MICROSOFT INTELLIPOINT MOUSE SETUP MenuItem=MSDOS,Start system in MS-DOS compatibility mode.ĪUTOEXEC.BAT C:\WINDOWS\AZTPNP.EXE /A:ON /IDE:OFF MenuItem=WIN95,Load Microsoft Windows 95 Maybe posting the full contents of the files will help.Īlright, here's the full contents of the startup files in their original format: Is this menu actually being selected anywhere? I see the CONFIG.SYS entries are under a menu called.
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