Re: System halting at MUP.SYS -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: System halting at MUP.SYS
From: "Mark Allen" <scprideandms@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2007 13:41:57 -0400
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Hey, just last week, windows started thinking my flash is drive J: (was
ALWAYS F: before) when you look in device manager and tells you how full it
is, yet put a drive in it and try to do something with it and it keeps
telling you to put a drive in J:

However go to DOS and do a directory on J: (nothing) but do ANY operation on
F: and voila there are all the files..........................

I can't believe on halt can have so many possible causes

when NOTHING has changed. Good ole Windows...

Thanks,

Chuck

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