D Dustin Cook Feb 10, 2007 #21 Hi Dustin, So, if the DOS system is loaded on drive C then I can't find it or run it?? (need your answer to this one to see if I understand you....) Click to expand... No.. What I meant was that if windows XP is loaded on the machine, it's probably using an NTFS file system. As has already been explained, you wouldn't be able to read it via a normal dos bootdisk.
Hi Dustin, So, if the DOS system is loaded on drive C then I can't find it or run it?? (need your answer to this one to see if I understand you....) Click to expand... No.. What I meant was that if windows XP is loaded on the machine, it's probably using an NTFS file system. As has already been explained, you wouldn't be able to read it via a normal dos bootdisk.
