Re: Strange boot, odd CMOS settings

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Sounds to me like it could be that over-eager software installation
programs have put conflicting lines in your autoexec/config files. While I
can't say this with certainty, I can say that the symptoms which you
describe fit this profile. Are you running 3.1 or '95?

Cary

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Sherman Oaks Branch
Los Angeles Public Library

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