Wow the only post world wide wanting DOS, are you just kidding OP?
why not just USE FREEDOS.
get RUFUS free, click the freedos box in RUFUS
the burn it to USBs stick and boot the USB stick
and now you have FREEDOS.
C:/ then type VER, enter, see FREEDOS.
park the floppies, in the landfill where they belong long ago.
SOURCE: window xp will not start
Please try rebooting the system and on start up press F8 to get to the start up menu. Select the option LAST KNOWN GOOD CONFIGURATION and you may be able to save yourself a lot of trouble.
SOURCE: Dell d400 problems with Western Digital 32 gig hard drive
try connecting to a differnt port if it still does the same thing change the usb cable because what i understand is there is a loose connection somewhere ... or the best thing is contact dell at 18006249896 and ask them that u want to change the internal hdd and they will tell u what maximum the system can support and which is available with them ... its their system and if u buy parts from them they have to support u and make sure they both work
SOURCE: sound driver
Select your model on website below to download drivers:
Dell Drivers and Downloads
SOURCE: Dell 1209S Projector "Searching for Signal" with Laptop
Try fn + f8, then wait and see if the projector detects the port (15 seconds or so) if no change, try Fn+F8 a 2nd time
SOURCE: dell latitude D610. Screen goes black. External Monitor OK.
Make sure you have not accidentally used the FN+F5 key
That combination sets the laptop to use an external display.
If using that does not give you a display take a small torch (flashlight if in USA) and shine it at an angle on the laptop screen.
If you can see any sort of picture you would be looking at replacement of some minor parts to the laptop screen
Hope this gives you the information you need. If not add any extra information you may have and lets see if we can FixYa
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Creating a Windows XP boot disk
Note: The Microsoft Windows XP CD is a bootable CD and in many cases you should not need a bootable floppy diskette. Booting from the Windows XP CD will allow you to not only install/re-install Windows XP but will also allow you to troubleshoot it.
Create MS-DOS bootable diskette
When formatting a floppy diskette, users have the option of creating a MS-DOS startup disk, follow the below steps to do this.
During the boot process you will see on the screen to press delete to enter setup
Press and hold delete during the boot up process to enter BIOS the scroll down to advanced bios features press enter change your first boot device to cd,press escape then press f10 to save to cmos to restart
this will erase you operating system you have to have a operating system disk to load it onto you hard drive or create a partition to load another operating system
(note after you have loaded the operating system you must go back and change the first boot device to your hard drive)
hope this helps
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