I have the Windows 95 CD in the CD-ROM drive. I have the drive hooked up like the instruction manual states, and it gives me "invalid drive specification" whenever I try to access the CD-ROm drive in ...
I'm increasingly running into an issue where I try to install an app or update a system and find that the installer fails, and it always references "Invalid drive O". The O drive happens to be the AD ...
A DOS error message. If you get this message on a valid drive such as C:, it may mean that your hard disk has become corrupted. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ...
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