Tried to start with cdrom support and I get device driver not found:"MSCD001" no valid CDROM device drives selected. I've tried 2 different startup floppies, one that was made when I did the clean install and another that I got from another 98se system. My problem started when I loaded the 48XCD-ROM drive installation disk when everything was running great. The cdr drive works, I can hear the cd reading and running,I loaded everything from it a couple weeks ago when I did a clean install on this system. I've read so many articles to select "with" or "without" cdrom. If I do a clean install, fdisk and all that stuff, can I start up with the 98se startup disk in floppy drive choosing " without" cdrom support? ( I have to select this option because the cd -rom isn't recognized) Will that wipe everything, including all the bad stuff that I screwed up? At what point will this system recognize the CDROM?Īt this point, do I select "start with cdrom support" to partition and format. can I get rid of the first two,if they aren't necessary to keepĢ) how do I get rid of them 3) I think I need to edit the last one to read C: \DOS\MSCDEX /D:MSCD001 /M: 10 (is it safe to edit?) Thanks, newbeee I found lsl.com, odihlp.exe and c:\windows\command\macdexe.exe /D:mscd001 /M:10 in THE System config. Now when I boot up, I receive the following:ĬD-Rom Device Driver for IDE(four Channels)Ĭ:\>c:\windows\command\mscdex.exe /D:mscd001 /M:10 That's when the CD-Rom dissapeared and I receive "no valid CDROM device drives selected" I did have access to the CD Player prior to installing it's 48x cd-rom dive installation disk.
I did not do what jbravo suggested, thanks anyway.
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