where to find a start up disk?
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Call Toshiba, and buy a new installation disk from them, they will not give you one for free, unless you are the original owner, and it is still under warranty.
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Start->programs->accessories->system tools->disk cleanup.\nSelect the drive u want to clean.
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Boot to a boot disk (preferrably a 98 boot disk) and you can format through the command prompt (format c: /u).  Get a boot disk from http://www.bootdisk.com
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If you just want to see what's on it, mount it using 'mount', 'Disk Maker' (or whatever it's called), or DaemonTools - http://www.daemon-tools.cc/
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http://www.robertenfemke.nl/~diskclean\n\n\nhttp://buttuglysoftware.com
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yep thats it no hard drive, cant find boot instructions
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Making a startup disk will do nothing to fix your problem.\n\nA startup disk is just a floppy you can boot off of. When you boot from a floppy Windows will not load - it will load "command.com" which is the DOS command line interpreter. The only reason to do that would be if Windows didn't boot at all and you wanted to copy, rename, delete, or change the attributes of a file.\n\nWindows Me is notorious for being horrible (trust me - I'm an IT consultant - it sucks!). Windows 95, 98, and Me are all pretty unstable and they are know to have freezing problems whereas Windows 2000 and XP are much more stable.\n\nMost likely you have a software problem of some sort. Unfortunately without seeing the PC it's hard to tell you want to do to fix it. Make sure you have a new and up to date antivirus program installed - I'm guessing you don't since a lot of new ones won't even run on Windows Me - chances are really good that you have spyware or a virus of some sort.\n\nIt's really time for a new PC with an up to date operating system.\n\nGo to http://www.trendmicro.com and use their free online virus scan to check your PC for viruses. This does not tale the place of having a good antivirus program installed but at least it may tell you if you have a virus and if your lucky get rid of it for you.\n\nGood luck.
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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That means that it can't find the start up folder. You might have a problem with your hard drive. try booting with the install cd by holding down C while starting up with the CD in.
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if it was already installed, such as (oem), and you have no start up disk, I`m afraid you have a problem.\nIf you bought it secondhand, (try to contact seller), or new, (contact seller), dont fancy your chances though.\ngood luck.
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ask around. i have like 4 disks of it from various motherboards and drives i have purchased. i'm sure people you know have extras lying around.\n\n[edit] sorry i was talking about system mechanic. i'm sure reg mechanic is out there. somewhere. (hint: don't "kickme".)
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you can get bootdisk at www.bootdisk.com\nas for the rest, you might have it ( 98 ) allready on the computer in a reserve directory as some computer manufactuers save it on ther rather than giving you the disk
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On your hard drive (drive c:) go to start then run then type in "c:" (without the brackets) and look for it. Id start in the folder called program files
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http://bootdisk.com\n\nhttp://ubcd.org\n\nhttp://pclinuxos.com\n\nhttp://livecdlist.com\n\nAll 313 of the above Live CDroms boot from the CDrom, run in RAM and can test computers that have no Hard drive installed, or have a corrupted or damaged hard drive, where you desire to recover the data.\n\nHTH!
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yes you can startup with various sites provided u dont exceed thies storage quota\nHope the link i provide u can help you with some thing
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1. CLICK ON UR START MENU\n\n2. GO TO ALL PROGRAMS\n\n3. GO TO ACCESSORIES\n\n4. GO TO SYSTEM TOOLS\n\nU WILL SEE DISK CLEANUP AND DISK DEFRAGMENTER
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hit your Start button, pull up programs, go to accessories, then go to system tools. Finally go to system information and pull that up. explore in there. if that dont work, hit the start button and pull up Help and Support.While in Help and Support, pull up the Find button and type in model no. that may help. Good Luck