almostsmart
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After not using my old IBM laptop for a couple of months I booted it up and received this message:
"The Microsoft Windows 32-bit disk driver (WDCTRL) cannot be loaded. There is unrecognizable disk
software installed on this computer.
The address that MS-DOS uses to communicate with the hard disk has been changed. Some software, such
as disk-caching software, changes this address.
If you aren't running such software, you should run a virus-detection program to make sure there is no
virus on your computer.
To continue starting Windows without using the 32-bit disk driver, press any key."
This is a IBM ThinkPad 755cd with 486 (I know its old but its a pet
) Win95
No Win 95 disks. The HDD shows file system FAT not sure if it was set up with FAT32 or not. Device manager is showing Standard IDE/ESDI Hard Disk Controller with the ever so popular yellow ! present. This device is not present, not working properly, or does not have all the drivers installed (Code 10)
Anyone have a fix?
Thanks for your help.
"The Microsoft Windows 32-bit disk driver (WDCTRL) cannot be loaded. There is unrecognizable disk
software installed on this computer.
The address that MS-DOS uses to communicate with the hard disk has been changed. Some software, such
as disk-caching software, changes this address.
If you aren't running such software, you should run a virus-detection program to make sure there is no
virus on your computer.
To continue starting Windows without using the 32-bit disk driver, press any key."
This is a IBM ThinkPad 755cd with 486 (I know its old but its a pet
No Win 95 disks. The HDD shows file system FAT not sure if it was set up with FAT32 or not. Device manager is showing Standard IDE/ESDI Hard Disk Controller with the ever so popular yellow ! present. This device is not present, not working properly, or does not have all the drivers installed (Code 10)
Anyone have a fix?
Thanks for your help.