You need a Boot disk created through Win 95. When booting select the option
to boot with CDROM support.Then it will recognize the CDROM. If you don't
have a Win 95 Boot disk, you will need to borrow/acquire one.
Have you checked your BIOS/CMOS to see if the CDROM is listed as a drive?
That might be the problem if it indicates "not installed". You either tell
it that there is a CDROM or try to have it AUTO detect.

Tom Mayer



I forgot to give some info. in my last post. I typed in after the A prompt
(without the quotes) " d:\setup" so that I can install windows. The computer
is telling me it is an invalid drive. So I down loaded a new driver for my
CD Rom and tried to install it, by going to A prompt and typing run and also
tried by typing install. It won't take either comand. Any suggestions?

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