Epson Equity Ie Q50188015-1 - Manual (Page 83)

Hard Disk Problems
If you have problems with your hard disk when you first start to use it, make
sure it is properly set up. Try the following steps:
1.
MS-DOS system files. Turn off your computer and insert your working
copy of the Startup/Operating 1 diskette into drive A. Then turn on
your computer and log on to your hard disk drive.
root directory of your hard disk. If the file is not in the root directory,
use the COPY command to copy COMMAND.COM from the diskette
to the hard disk, and then restart your system.
If COMMAND.COM is already in the root directory, use the MENU
utility described in Chapter 4 to compare the COMMAND.COM
disk. If the files don’t match, use the COPY command to replace
COMMAND.COM on your hard disk with the COMMAND.COM
file on your diskette.
2. If the hard disk still doesn’t work, the root directory of your hard disk
may be missing some hidden system files. (Hidden files are read-only files
that are not displayed when you list the files in the root directory using
the DIR command.)
To copy the hidden system files from your Startup/Operating 1 diskette
to the root directory of the hard disk, log on to the diskette drive, type
the following command, and press Enter:
SYS c:
3. If you can boot from a diskette, but cannot access data stored on your
hard disk you may have accidentally repartitioned or reformatted part
or all of the disk.
B-4 Troubleshooting