The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
If you start your computer with the Boot disk included with Windows 98
(retail version), you may receive a "Bad command or file name" error
message when you try to use any of the following commands:
CAUSEThis behavior occurs because the files listed above are not included as separate files on the Boot disk. These files are instead included in the Ebd.cab file on the Boot disk. RESOLUTION
To use a tool that is stored in the Ebd.cab file on the Boot disk, first
extract the tool. To do so, use the appropriate method:
Extracting Format.com to Format the Hard DiskTo extract the Format.com file to your Boot disk, type the following command at the command prompt, and then press ENTER:extract ebd.cab format.com This extracts the Format.com file to your Boot disk so you can format your hard disk. Extracting Other Tools from the Boot DiskExtract the tool you want to use to the root folder of drive C, and then use it. To do so, use the following steps:
MORE INFORMATIONWhen you start your computer using the Boot disk included with Windows 98 (retail version), a RAM drive is not created, and the tools listed earlier in this article are not automatically extracted. Note that these tools are extracted to a RAM drive when you start your computer using a Windows 98 Startup disk. Additional query words: 98
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