Epson Apex 200 User Manual - Page 144

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To copy the hidden system files from your Startup diskette to the root directory of the hard disk, type A : to log onto the diskette drive, then type the following and press Enter: SYS c: 4. If you can boot from a diskette but cannot access data stored on your hard disk, you may have accidentally repartitioned or reformatted part or all of the disk. Use the Display Partition Information option of the FDISK program to see if your hard disk has an active (bootable) DOS partition on it. If it does not, back up all your files and then use FDISK to create an MS-DOS partition. See your MS-DOS Reference Manual for instructions on using FDISK. If your hard disk does have an active DOS partition, back up all your files and then try reformatting your hard disk using SELECT. See Appendix E, "Preparing a Hard Disk for Use" for instructions. WARNING Reformatting destroys all the data on the hard disk, so do this only after careful consideration and after trying the preceding steps. 5. If your hard disk is producing a lot of read/write errors or you are having other serious problems with it, try running the Hard Disk Drive and Controller diagnostics check, as described in Appendix C of this manual. If the diagnostics program indicates an error, contact your Epson Customer Care Center. Never open the sealed unit that encloses the hard disk.

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To copy the hidden system files from your Startup diskette
to the root directory of the hard disk, type
A :
to log onto
the diskette drive, then type the following and press
Enter:
SYS c:
4.
If you can boot from a diskette but cannot access data
stored on your hard disk, you may have accidentally
repartitioned or reformatted part or all of the disk.
Use the Display Partition Information option of the FDISK
program to see if your hard disk has an active (bootable)
DOS partition on it. If it does not, back up all your files
and then use FDISK to create an MS-DOS partition. See
your MS-DOS Reference Manual for instructions on using
FDISK.
If your hard disk does have an active DOS partition, back
up all your files and then try reformatting your hard disk
using SELECT. See Appendix E, “Preparing a Hard Disk
for Use” for instructions.
WARNING
Reformatting destroys all the data on
the
hard disk, so
do this
only after careful consideration and after
trying
the preceding steps.
5.
If your hard disk is producing a lot of read/write errors or
you are having other serious problems with it, try running
the Hard Disk Drive and Controller diagnostics check, as
described in Appendix C of this manual. If the diagnostics
program indicates an error, contact your Epson Customer
Care Center. Never open the sealed unit that encloses the
hard disk.