He probably wants to boot from it and unless his BIOS supports it,
probably not. I don't think you can use SUBST with A:, B: or C:.
You _can_ do something like subst X: C:, but not the other way around.
He probably wants to boot from it and unless his BIOS supports it,
probably not. I don't think you can use SUBST with A:, B: or C:.
You _can_ do something like subst X: C:, but not the other way around.
He probably wants to boot from it and unless his BIOS supports it,
probably not. I don't think you can use SUBST with A:, B: or C:.
You _can_ do something like subst X: C:, but not the other way around.
I've just tried a SUBST B: c:\blah_blah and that works, probably because I
don't have a 'real' drive B:. The SUBST A: didn't work, again probably
because I DO have a real A:.
Msg to OP: Try setting your existing drive A: as B: in your BIOS (if
possible), then use a SUBST A: P: (P = pendrive letter).
Sounds like a great piece of software there. <ahem>
The problem is that drives A:, B: and C: are usually reserved drive
letters in DOS and Windows and even if they don't exist, Windows
usually will act funny because it always expects A: and B: to be floppy
drives and C: to be a hard drive. At least they have been for the past
23 years.
As cheap as this sounds, I think you need to upgrade your home banking
software. =)
Hi, ...upgrade homebanking software.....ja ja naturlich......but i get the
latest version...so...(bank isynt too elastic instytution) and ups i forget
.... thanx SUBST working ;-)
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