Protman dos file

JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Thread starter sammigyrrl Start date Aug 20, Status This thread has been Locked and is not open to further replies. The original thread starter may use the Report button to request it be reopened but anyone else with a similar issue should start a New Thread. Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Joined Aug 17, Messages 3. My 'puter tells me this cannot be found. What needs to be done?

Joined Oct 20, Messages 2, Hi sammigyrrl, What are you doing when it tells you this? Long story I can't get my 'puter to register any more colors than They tell me it's a problem with a device driver???

I have downloaded the drivers off of Dells website as well as realteks website and both result in an error when i create a boot disk using those drivers. The error i get is. Not sure what causing this issue. So i tried older drivers that came with boot wizard and they worked. It really is time to consider a move to WinPE as this has none of the limitations of DOS and is much more compatible with modern hardware.

However, in your DOS environment, what are the contents of Config. It is possible that you are running out of base memory in your DOS environment, so it would be helpful to check whether your setup is using extended memory to load some of the drivers "high". For completeness, it would be interesting to see what is in the protocol.

This site has a DOS based bootdisk that handles dozens of different network cards and I've used this with Ghost on many occasions as it saves me having to locate drivers and figure out the INI file settings.

I have been using PE environment for a while until i ran into an issue with finding vista drivers. Here is the protocol. COM echo Loading Please enter a path to the LAN Manager module.

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Enter the image file storage directory. The name and parameters vary from driver to driver. Refer to the documentation for your NDIS hardware driver to see what parameters are required.

This example shows parameters for the NE Ethernet driver. INI file, you should copy the second section from the sample file.

For correct operation, an Ethernet NDIS driver must support a maximum packet size of at least bytes. The NDIS option should work with any NDIS driver that declares itself to be an Ethernet driver, provided that the driver has a maximum packet size of at least bytes.