If you see one of these messages, make sure the diskette is properly inserted in the drive. On a 5 %-inch diskette drive, make sure the drive latch is closed. Try the operation again. If the problem persists, try removing the diskette and reinserting it. This may solve the problem if the diskette was not seated properly in the drive.

If the error message still occurs, you may have a defective diskette. Use the MS-DOS COPY command to copy the files from the bad diskette to a new diskette. (See your MS-DOS Reference Manual for instructions.)

9.If you see no error messages but there is something wrong with the data in a file, MS-DOS or an application program may have updated the storage information on the diskette incorrectly. This is probably the case if you have one of these problems:

0 Part of a file is missing

0 A file includes parts of other files

c3 An expected output file is missing.

Use CHKDSK to make the necessary repairs; see your MS-DOS Reference Manual for instructions.

Diskette Drive Problems

If you see an error message or have difficulty with a diskette drive, check the following:

1.If you are having problems with a new diskette drive that your dealer installed for you, consult your dealer about the problem.

2.If you installed the drive yourself, did you carefully follow all the instructions in Appendix B of this manual? Review the instructions and check all the cable connections to make sure you have installed it correctly.

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