 | Junior Member with 12 posts. | | | | MS-DOS and Windows 98SE question  I'm having a problem with DOS portion of Windows 98SE.
I'm unable to do any command functions, such as scanreg, edit, scandisk, etc., from either the MS-DOS Prompt in Windows or from the command line? All I get is the error message, "Bad command ....". I am able to change drives and return to windows, but all other commands fail?
Please HELP!
Thanks,
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BB | | Distinguished Member with 12,102 posts. | | Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Minnesota | | | | | Distinguished Member with 3,234 posts. | | | | Sounds like you're missing a PATH statement in autoexec.bat or similar to the c:\windows\command directory | | Junior Member with 1 posts. | | | | files missing to run windows this is what my puter says when i turn it on:cannot find a device that may be needed to run windows or windows application
The window registry or system.ini files refers to this device file,but the device file no longers exists
if you deleted this file on purpose try to uninstall it using its uninstallingor set up program
if you still want to use this application associated with this device file try reinstalling the application to replace the missing file
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There is a reference in your System.ini or in your registry to a file that is no longer available. Try hitting F8 repeatedly while booting to bring up the boot menu. Then select "logged" and allow Windows to load. Then go to C:\ with Windows Explorer and open bootlog.txt. Look for any "loadfail" entries to find out what file Windows is looking for bur can't find. For further help, copy and paste bootlog.txt here, and we'll help you find the errant file...
BTW... you might have been better off to start a NEW thread with this question... more likely to get answers.
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