Why is it that under pure DOS, when I use the DIR command I can't browse the files on the hard drive.., but I can browse the files on floppy disks and CDs?
When installing XP under DOS, the CD drive letter that gets loaded automatically is drive E, and using the DIR command shows what's on the CD, but I can't browse files on any of the other drives.
My hard drive is 60GB, with 5 partitions. Could it be that the drive letters in pure DOS are different from the actual drive
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I'd appreciate any advice from you experts!!
When installing XP under DOS, the CD drive letter that gets loaded automatically is drive E, and using the DIR command shows what's on the CD, but I can't browse files on any of the other drives.
My hard drive is 60GB, with 5 partitions. Could it be that the drive letters in pure DOS are different from the actual drive
letters~~~
I'd appreciate any advice from you experts!!






