Mitsubishi Apricot MS Series, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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OWNER’S HANDBOOK
H a r d D i s k U p g r a d e s 6 / 5
Partitioning and formatting the drive
If the computer does not automatically detect the new
drive the first time you turn it on, start the BIOS
Setup utility, go to the Advanced menu and change
the Reset Configuration Data item to “Yes”, then
restart the computer.
The new drive will initially be blank. Before you can
use the drive, you must partition and format it.
With Windows 95, you use the MS-DOS Fdisk
program to create partitions on the disk. The Fdisk
program can be run in an MS-DOS window within
Windows. Type
Help Fdisk at the MS-DOS
command prompt to find out more. After using
Fdisk , you are prompted to restart the computer.
Once back in Windows, you can format the
partitions by opening the My Computer folder,
selecting the new Drive icon and choosing the
Format command from the File menu.
Caution
When you run Fdisk , it assumes that you want to work
with the first, or master, drive (it says the
Current
fixed disk drive
is
1
). To switch attention to the
slave drive, choose
Select next fixed disk
drive
(option 5) from the main menu.