-=PCTechTalk=- Re: AUTOEXEC . bat

Yes, the MCDEX file is the cd rom dos driver with switches.  You shouldn't=
 need it in windows, but to use the CDROM in DOS you definitely will 

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On 8/29/2002 at 5:25 PM ted clark wrote:

>does anyone have any ideas on this;-
>
>I have this command in my 'autoexec.bat'
>
>"rem TShoot: - By Windows Setup -
>C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\MSCDEX /v /D:ECSCD003 /M10"
>
>the 'tshoot' is because I've disabled it in MSCONFIG and
>I did this because, when booting, this command is
>followed
>by 'bad command'.
>
>what does the   '\v'   mean and  '/M10'   ??
>
>I have found [for general interest] that 'MSCDEX' is the
>dos CD driver control and  'D:ECSCD003' is the driver.
>! anyone ! please correct me if I have got it wrong !
>
>all you old DOS veterans out there please set me
>straight on this
>
>cheers
>Ted
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