K killians45 Fully Optimized Messages 3,243 Sep 29, 2004 #11 try this at the Dos prompt: ren autoexec.bat autoexec.old <enter> ren config.sys config.old <enter> reboot.
try this at the Dos prompt: ren autoexec.bat autoexec.old <enter> ren config.sys config.old <enter> reboot.
OP OP C claytonwaverly Solid State Member Messages 6 Sep 29, 2004 #12 All files in the Windows directory seem to be accounted for, so that's probably not the problem. I tried the autoexec command - only to be told that it could not find autoexec.bat Any ideas?
All files in the Windows directory seem to be accounted for, so that's probably not the problem. I tried the autoexec command - only to be told that it could not find autoexec.bat Any ideas?
K killians45 Fully Optimized Messages 3,243 Sep 30, 2004 #13 make sure you are in the correct directory for renaming autoexec.bat and config.sys... I think its in the root directory C:\> use cd.. to go back a directory.
make sure you are in the correct directory for renaming autoexec.bat and config.sys... I think its in the root directory C:\> use cd.. to go back a directory.