Hi David,

You may need to create a new Boot disk; insert a formatted floppy disk into your "A" drive, or floppy drive, then have your windows CD that you want to use in the cdrom. Then go to comtrol panel, add/remove programs, then choose at the top on the tab, "Startup Disk", and then click the "create disk" tab. After it is created  click open the "A" drive and see if you have a command (file) called "format.com". If you don't, then do a search of your hard drive by going to , start, find, then type format.com, and find. Right click and drag it to your "A" drive.

You should be good to go after that. I would recommend doing a debug of your hard drive first, that will completely clean your hard drive, then you have to re-partition that drive before formatting.



----- Original Message -----
From: David Koontz
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 9:37 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [PCBUILD] Format not supported on C


Hello I just have a couple of questions for you. I just recently had WinME
on my computer. I was having to many problems with ME so I had it removed. I
put Win95 with the Win98se upgrade. What I want to do is completely wipe out
everything and put Win98se full CD on there. The problem is that whenever I
do format C:/s I get this message<format not supported on C>. Well I was
wondering what does that mean and is there any way of fixing that so I can
format. Thanks, David
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