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I just made a batch file. Some software needs to run under DOS, the file is as follows:
@ECHO OFF
REM C:\DOS\SMARTDRV/X
PROMPT $p$g
PATH=C:\LC;C:\DOS;C:\TOOLS;C:\
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
rem C:\LC\ELODEV 2201,280,3 -C601,3489,3354,806,1,15
C:\TOOLS\FAST
C:\TOOLS\WDOSEDIT
C:
CD \LC
LOADCARD
DOSTOUCH
CD\g
TOU
ECHO ON
After exiting the program it can't enter 98, and it prompts to press any key to restart. I can guarantee there is no problem with 98 itself.
But if I unplug the hardware (the hardware used by the above program), then after exiting it can enter 98!!!
I've been looking for the problem for days and still couldn't find it, so I have no choice but to ask all you experts for help.
Thanks in advance!!!

Re lsj5363390:

Based on the clue “But if I unplug the hardware (the hardware used by the above program), then after exiting it can enter 98!!!”, then the problem may have nothing to do with the batch file itself, but rather with hardware or drivers related to the application. If there are no objections, this thread will be moved to the “Answer Room”

[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-5-23 at 02:07 ]

Have you tried adding the Windows path?

How do I add the WINDOWS path??
Please teach me

It's possible that LOADCARD, DOSTOUCH, and TOU have stayed resident in memory and conflict with Win98, so Win98 can't start. See whether these programs have parameters for unloading from memory.

Thanks everyone, I finally found the problem. It conflicts with a piece of hardware. Can WINDOWS not have two mice? One is on the black slot, and one is built into the motherboard. If I unplug the black-slot mouse, then there's no problem!!!

Black slot? COM port?

WINDOWS can have two mice, both can work at the same time

If too much conventional memory is occupied before starting WIN98, the WIN command will not have enough conventional memory, and WIN98 will not be able to start. After you plug in the mouse on the black slot, type mem after startup and check the conventional memory!

It's a black-slot mouse, one that supports a touch screen

I guess it should be insufficient conventional memory. Try loading EMM386 and then try again!

I've never seen a mouse like the OP's,