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Old 12-10-2007, 02:01 PM
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Probably your best bet is to go to a computer that is running and create the startup disk.

On a working computer, put a floppy disk in it's drive.
Open My Computer and Right Click the Floppy Disk (A drive.
Choose Format from the list that appears.
Check the Checkbox for Create an MS-DOS Startup Disk.
Then Click Start.

Steve