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I have a USB hard drive. When using it under Win98, I need to install a driver before I can use it. After installing the driver, I also have to set it as removable in Device Manager, and assign it a drive letter (it can't conflict with any existing drive letters). After setting it up, the system prompts for a restart, and after restarting the hard drive can be used! The problem is here: I often go to Internet cafes to download things, but the machines there all have hard drive restore cards. After restarting, everything gets deleted, which makes both my driver and the assigned drive letter invalid! I once saw a network admin do it—he didn't need to restart. He typed a few commands in Windows MS-DOS, then just used logoff and that was enough! I remember there seemed to be a set command, but I can't remember the others! Please help me, experts, many thanks!!!!!!!

It seems that if you hold down the SHIFT key when choosing restart, Windows will do a quick restart, and at that time the restore card won't take effect.

Thank you, but this is not the result I want! What you said, I've already tried it and it doesn't work!! Many thanks here!

There is a way around restarting that can make your driver usable:
Start menu → Shut Down. After the selection menu appears and the screen turns gray, press ctrl+alt+del, end explorer, wait a few seconds, and a "program not responding" message will pop up. Click End Task, OK! Then you're back at the Windows desktop. It's equivalent to refreshing the system

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