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To: Street Walker who wrote (2219)	9/1/1998 1:02:00 AM
From: Zeuspaul	Respond to of 14778

>>Maybe the drivers were already in my harddrive copy of Win 98. Switching the C then searched for the drivers there. Does this seem logical? << Logic does not always work for me when Windows asks for the location of the info. It seems like I have to try several times before it is satisfied. Sometimes it seems like I use an exact same procedure but with varying results. It is certainly possible that the driver was on the harddrive. Anyhow, I think you are saying your harddrive is C and the CDROM is D. Logic is out the door if your harddrive is not C. Zeuspaul