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Subject: Re: Problems Installing Rebel Century 3.0

Author: Bob Bachman

Date: 21:13:12 11/21/00

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On November 21, 2000 at 18:06:52, Ed Schröder wrote:

>On November 21, 2000 at 16:57:49, Bob Bachman wrote:
>
>>I am having a problem installing Rebel Century 3.0 on my Compaq K6-266 notebook
>>running Win 98 (first edition). When I type D:Install from the Start, run
>>button, I get a dos box that says hit any key to continue. I do that and nothing
>>happens. I then close that window down and open a new dos window. All new dos
>>windows are non-responsive (I cannot type anything into them at all). When I
>>re-boot the dos boxes are fine. The whole process is repeatable.
>>
>>Any thoughts?
>>
>>Bob
>
>Other possibilities:
>
>1) Start (right-click) -> Explorer -> Cdrom -> Install.exe
>
>2) Start -> Programs -> MsDos prompt -> d:\ -> install.exe
>
>Ed

I cannot get this far. When I load the Rebel 11 CD the auto install process for
Rebel Tiger II is invoked. I cancel this. From explorer I can then browse the
CD. Any dos prompt (even one that defaults to my C drive) is non-responsive. One
other bit of information is that I have Powertoys Doshere loaded. This allows
one to right click from explorer in any directory and start a dos prompt in that
directory. Maybe there is a conflict.

I took out my network PCMCIA card to no avail. For whatever reason I believe the
Tiger II install program causes a problem with my dos prompt. This is very weird
as I had no problems loading Tiger II. How do I get windows not to autoload
windows install programs when you pop in the CD? This appears to me to be a
reasonable next step in my test.

If that does not work I will de-install doshere.

Bob



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