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Attn: Rick T and Mart. Just to Let You Know.
Hello Rick and Mart,
A long thread on June 1st. and events subsequent prompt this post. I hope this clarifies for you both something seemingly without resolution. Yesterday I had success at a partition, format and install of WinMe. I was lucky - for two hours before I began it my EBD failed. A week prior I found that the computer's connecting ribbon to my CDROM drives was faulty. I had been unable to burn CDs. The ribbon I changed. The burn fest began. The installation was carried out using a newly created EBD on the Add/Remove program. The drive used for the disc insertion was my H CDROM. I accessed it, by using, in DOS, 'With CDROM support', and at the A:\ I:. So there it is. Too many odds against each of us. My thanks for help past and my best wishes to you each, Rick and Mart. Ben. |
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Attn: Rick T and Mart. Just to Let You Know.
Hey, super, glad you got it fixed; that was one of the posts that left
me going "um............." after a while. Happy computing, Rick Ben B wrote: Hello Rick and Mart, A long thread on June 1st. and events subsequent prompt this post. I hope this clarifies for you both something seemingly without resolution. Yesterday I had success at a partition, format and install of WinMe. I was lucky - for two hours before I began it my EBD failed. A week prior I found that the computer's connecting ribbon to my CDROM drives was faulty. I had been unable to burn CDs. The ribbon I changed. The burn fest began. The installation was carried out using a newly created EBD on the Add/Remove program. The drive used for the disc insertion was my H CDROM. I accessed it, by using, in DOS, 'With CDROM support', and at the A:\ I:. So there it is. Too many odds against each of us. My thanks for help past and my best wishes to you each, Rick and Mart. Ben. |
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Rick T and Mart. Just to Let You Know.
Thanks for the follow-up Ben. A faulty ribbon cable would certainly explain
an 'unrecognised' CD-ROM. Well done for seeing it through and thanks again for 'closing the file' on this one g Mart "Ben B" wrote in message ... Hello Rick and Mart, A long thread on June 1st. and events subsequent prompt this post. I hope this clarifies for you both something seemingly without resolution. Yesterday I had success at a partition, format and install of WinMe. I was lucky - for two hours before I began it my EBD failed. A week prior I found that the computer's connecting ribbon to my CDROM drives was faulty. I had been unable to burn CDs. The ribbon I changed. The burn fest began. The installation was carried out using a newly created EBD on the Add/Remove program. The drive used for the disc insertion was my H CDROM. I accessed it, by using, in DOS, 'With CDROM support', and at the A:\ I:. So there it is. Too many odds against each of us. My thanks for help past and my best wishes to you each, Rick and Mart. Ben. |
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