Cannot access CD-ROM drive from MS-DOS command prompt due to drivers not loaded.

Cause:


This problem can occur because the drivers for your CD-ROM are not being fully loaded at DOS level.

Solution:


Consult the CD-ROM drive documentation or contact the manufacturer to obtain, install, or configure the real-mode CD-ROM driver. Configure DOSSTART.BAT or AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the MSCDEX driver.

NOTE: The Windows 95 CD-ROM does not include real-mode CD-ROM drivers. The real-mode CD-ROM driver that comes with the CD-ROM must be loaded in order to access the CD-ROM drive when starting the Windows 95 MS-DOS Prompt, or restarting the computer in MS-DOS mode. Consult the CD-ROM drive documentation or contact the manufacturer of the CD-ROM drive.

Do one of the following: