From: Voltaire Almendrala (valmen_at_pacbell.net)
Date: Sun May 31 1998 - 04:31:27 EDT
"Reimage" means that they will reload the original files that
were installed on the hard drive when it left the factory.
There is a pretty simple solution to your dilemma which will
cost you substantially less than $178:
1) Make a DOS boot disk with the cd-rom driver & mscdex.exe
on it. Load the appropriate statements in your config.sys
and autoexec.bat files.
2) Once you've booted the 76OED with the boot disk, your CD-ROM
drive should show up. Insert your Win95 CD into the drive and
look for a folder/dir called Win95. This dir contains all the
*.cab & setup files.
3) Make a dir on your local drive (C:) called Win95. Copy everything
in the Win95 CD's Win95 directory to C:\Win95.
4) Reboot the system (without the DOS boot disk) and go to C:\Win95.
Type SETUP and you should be all set.
Note: The procedure assumes that you have reformatted the hard drive
(C:\ drive) and made it bootable. Also, you should have all the
relevant driver disks for the 760ED.
Good luck!
//VA
Todd Miller wrote:
>
> What does "reimage" mean? Does anyone have a simpler answer?
>
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