CompuServe Messages

Lyle, There are a couple of things you might try, if you can see the PAR drive in DOS o.k. and the problem shows up in Windows only, you need to turn the 32 Bit File Access to OFF in the Control Panel under Enhanced 386 Virtual Memory settings. If the directory of the PAR drive shows incorrectly in both DOS and Windows, make sure that you are running the latest version (ver 1.5) of the PAR software and you also might try adding the DOS Substitute Command (i.e. C:\temp D:\) in your Autoexec.bat file prior to your PAR settings. This will move you PAR drive to another Drive letter, the PAR will use the next sequential drive available. -Mike