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Using the Recovery CD with a FAT32 system

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Recovering lost or damaged software 12. Restart the computer. As the computer starts, Windows will configure your device and system settings. Follow the instructions on the screen to finalize the recovery installation. Using the Recovery CD with a FAT32 system Follow these instructions to use the Recovery CD if your system is FAT32. 1. From the Windows 98 desktop, click Start, Shut down, then click Restart in MS-DOS mode. 2. The system boots to the DOS prompt. At the DOS prompt, type FDISK and then press [Enter]. You will see the message Do you wish to enable large disk support (Y/N)...? 3. Press [Y] and then press [Enter]. The "FDISK Options" screen appears. 4. Press [3] and then press [Enter]. The "Delete DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive" screen appears. 5. Press [3] and then press [Enter]. The "Delete Logical DOS Drive(s) in the Extended DOS Partition" screen appears. You see a message WARNING! Data in a deleted Logical DOS Drive will be lost. 6. At the prompt What drive do you want to delete...?press the last drive letter listed ([F], [E], or [D], etc.) and then press [Enter]. You are prompted to enter the volume label. 7. Type the volume label and then press [Enter]. You see the message Are you sure (Y/N)...? 8. Press [Y] and then press [Enter]. Next to the drive letter, you will see the message 112 ThinkPad 240 User's Reference

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Recovering lost or damaged software
12. Restart the computer.
As the computer starts, Windows will configure your device and
system settings. Follow the instructions on the screen to finalize
the recovery installation.
Using the Recovery CD with a FAT32 system
Follow these instructions to use the Recovery CD if your system is
FAT32.
1. From the Windows 98 desktop, click
Start
,
Shut down
, then
click
Restart in MS-DOS mode
.
2. The system boots to the DOS prompt. At the DOS prompt, type
FDISK
and then press [Enter].
You will see the message
Do you wish to enable large disk support (Y/N)...?
3. Press [Y] and then press [Enter]. The "FDISK Options" screen
appears.
4. Press [3] and then press [Enter].
The "Delete DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive" screen
appears.
5. Press [3] and then press [Enter].
The "Delete Logical DOS Drive(s) in the Extended DOS Partition"
screen appears. You see a message
WARNING! Data in a deleted Logical DOS Drive will be lost.
6. At the prompt
What drive do you want to delete...?
press the last drive letter
listed ([F], [E], or [D], etc.) and then press [Enter].
You are prompted to enter the volume label.
7. Type the volume label and then press [Enter].
You see the message
Are you sure (Y/N)...?
8. Press [Y] and then press [Enter].
Next to the drive letter, you will see the message
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