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Old May 8th 04, 07:30 PM
Pete
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Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows ME?? A
friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the support
disks!! Help!
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Old May 8th 04, 07:49 PM
Rick T
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Default Boot disk for windows ME

Pete wrote:

Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows ME?? A
friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the support
disks!! Help!


www.bootdisk.com

the WindowsME OEM download will produce a 'stock' EBD.


Rick
now there's a typical separation agreement she gets the hardware, he
gets the software
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Old May 8th 04, 09:19 PM
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-----Original Message-----
Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows ME??

A
friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the support
disks!! Help!
.
start up computer...while it boots up press F2 and go to

configureations... uncheck boot up with floppy...there is
options: boot with hard drive and cd-room. Place WinME CD-
room and start with it. When continue, select to run in
Safe mode.. in safe mode go to "My Computer" and create
boot up disk.
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Old May 8th 04, 09:31 PM
to Pete
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Default Boot disk for windows ME

hello there,
you have to push F2 while system starts.
then go to settings. Select Boot configuration, and
uncheck options to start with floppy disk.
There have to be left " boot up with hard drive" and "cd-
room" . Exit configuration and continue by selecting run
in Safe Mode.
In Safe mode go to Start-Setting-Add/Remove programs,
and select Startup Disk tab.
Insert floppy disk and create a disk.Then with this disk
try to start your system.
-----Original Message-----
Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows ME??

A
friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the support
disks!! Help!
.

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Old May 9th 04, 06:22 AM
Rick T
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Default Boot disk for windows ME

Again, No.

Booting Order is as I just replied to another poster (yourself?) in this
thread.

You don't need to be in Safe Mode to create an EmergencyBootDisk.

The place to make it is Start/Settings/*ControlPanel*/AddRemove... etc.


Rick
ow



to Pete wrote:
hello there,
you have to push F2 while system starts.
then go to settings. Select Boot configuration, and
uncheck options to start with floppy disk.
There have to be left " boot up with hard drive" and "cd-
room" . Exit configuration and continue by selecting run
in Safe Mode.
In Safe mode go to Start-Setting-Add/Remove programs,
and select Startup Disk tab.
Insert floppy disk and create a disk.Then with this disk
try to start your system.

-----Original Message-----
Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows ME??


A

friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the support
disks!! Help!
.

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Old May 10th 04, 11:18 PM
Pete
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Default Boot disk for windows ME

Thanks for the advice guys but it wont do any of this. The
thing is dead right now and asking for a boot disk to
startup. I have a CD and tried selecting boot off CD when
in F2 mode and it doesnt recognise it. I tried a windows
98 boot disk and it goes into all sorts of detail about
partitioning after failing to boot. I have tried just
plain safe mode and that doesnt boot. I have tried DOS
mode and it wont even accept a wipe out and start
again 'format' command. The only thing I havent tried is a
plain ME boot disk which has got lost and wanted to try
that..... thanks for the advice so far, any other
suggestions.

Pete

-----Original Message-----
Again, No.

Booting Order is as I just replied to another poster

(yourself?) in this
thread.

You don't need to be in Safe Mode to create an

EmergencyBootDisk.

The place to make it is

Start/Settings/*ControlPanel*/AddRemove... etc.


Rick
ow



to Pete wrote:
hello there,
you have to push F2 while system starts.
then go to settings. Select Boot configuration, and
uncheck options to start with floppy disk.
There have to be left " boot up with hard drive"

and "cd-
room" . Exit configuration and continue by selecting

run
in Safe Mode.
In Safe mode go to Start-Setting-Add/Remove programs,
and select Startup Disk tab.
Insert floppy disk and create a disk.Then with this

disk
try to start your system.

-----Original Message-----
Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows

ME??

A

friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the

support
disks!! Help!
.

.

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Old May 11th 04, 01:44 AM
Rick T
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Default Boot disk for windows ME

well you could always read my reply to your original post.


Pete wrote:
Thanks for the advice guys but it wont do any of this. The
thing is dead right now and asking for a boot disk to
startup. I have a CD and tried selecting boot off CD when
in F2 mode and it doesnt recognise it. I tried a windows
98 boot disk and it goes into all sorts of detail about
partitioning after failing to boot. I have tried just
plain safe mode and that doesnt boot. I have tried DOS
mode and it wont even accept a wipe out and start
again 'format' command. The only thing I havent tried is a
plain ME boot disk which has got lost and wanted to try
that..... thanks for the advice so far, any other
suggestions.

Pete


-----Original Message-----
Again, No.

Booting Order is as I just replied to another poster


(yourself?) in this

thread.

You don't need to be in Safe Mode to create an


EmergencyBootDisk.

The place to make it is


Start/Settings/*ControlPanel*/AddRemove... etc.


Rick
ow



to Pete wrote:

hello there,
you have to push F2 while system starts.
then go to settings. Select Boot configuration, and
uncheck options to start with floppy disk.
There have to be left " boot up with hard drive"


and "cd-

room" . Exit configuration and continue by selecting


run

in Safe Mode.
In Safe mode go to Start-Setting-Add/Remove programs,
and select Startup Disk tab.
Insert floppy disk and create a disk.Then with this


disk

try to start your system.


-----Original Message-----
Anyone know where I can get a boot disk for windows


ME??

A


friend has a computer with ME on it and its stopped
booting up and wants a boot disk. Sadly she has the
computer, but the ex has walked off with all the


support

disks!! Help!
.


.

 




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