- #Packard bell master cd emulation install
- #Packard bell master cd emulation upgrade
- #Packard bell master cd emulation software
I reinserted the boot floppy (it has to have on it) and opened C:\PISETUP\HWDETECT.bat. I ejected the boot floppy, pressed "abort" on Abort, Retry, Fail, and got to the command prompt. While being a batch noob, the stuff I did wasn't THAT hard, and I figured since I got it working, someone else who might have a similar problem might stumble upon this and get some advice.Īfter the first part of Windows setup (or Master CD restore) finishes, just before the restart, we have to get to the command prompt. Reply 3 of 33, by kikipcsĪs for the BSODs, yes, it was the drivers. You can see that he's tinkered with it, and it proceeds to the rest of the setup successfully. In my case, after the "thank you for choosing Packard Bell" screen, the screen pops up the upper half of the screen as seen in that vid, but then halts on a "no sound card detected, consult a technician etc." In that video, Interestingly, I found a vid online where during that second part of the installation, the video author seems to have skipped that check successfully. iso image and try to find it if I fail, I'll copy it from the PC and send the plaintext here.į8 didn't work - tried mashing it with all of my force, and nothing seems to happen because Win95 isn't fully finished installing. Hwdetect.bat is a carefully-crafted batch file - and it is only created after Win95 finishes installing and proceeds to restart the computer to finish the installation. Pardon my late reply - college got in the way. Navigator) without booting from the Master CD? Reply 1 of 33, by cyclone3d
#Packard bell master cd emulation software
😦Īnyway, has anyone got the same issue and managed to somehow skip the hardware check? Alternatively, is there a way to get the preloaded software (incl.
#Packard bell master cd emulation upgrade
How exactly were people supposed to upgrade their PBs when swapping out a sound card prevents you from restoring/installing Win95? I guess they weren't supposed to. The hardware check detects I have a Thousand Oaks board, and then halts on a screen about how there's no sound card detected and how I should consult a technician.Command input is disabled. However, after re-starting (as Windows 95 setup does) I'm treated to a hardware check - what? The best thing is, I can't skip it, and neither can I just delete the file responsible for that check (hwdetect.bat) from the AUTOEXEC because I get BSODs and can't proceed.
#Packard bell master cd emulation install
I've managed to jump over the CD check, and jump over the tattoo number checkbox - so I managed to install a fresh copy of Win95A from the Master CD. I've managed to obtain quite a few Master CDs(if anyone wants an image tell me), and picked one that is most likely to be packed in with the PC. I managed to fix that PB 640 mobo I've posted about (rotten recovery jumper pin, what are the odds?).
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