“A:\>”. What does that mean?
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“A:\>”. What does that mean?
After going on another company and creating a MS-DOS Startup Diskette, I’m left with a screen “A:\>”. What does that mean? Or what should I do? Her running system is Millennium.
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the ?A:\>? is simply the command prompt you see when booting from a floppy disk.
"A" represents the drive letter assigned to the floppy disk drive.
Once this prompt shows up the system is ready to accept commands, like
dir
format
fdisk
etc.
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What have you created a startup disk for Goodhopeservices? What were you trying to do?
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Hold on a minute - this appears to be a duplicate thread. Can a moderator delete this thread please?