When
I boot up Windows 95, it says it is using compatibility mode for
my hard disk
Explanation:
Windows 95 is booting up saying that it is using compatibility mode
for the hard disk.
Diagnosis: This problem is usually caused by misconfiguration, particularly
old drivers that are left over after an upgrade from an older operating
system.
Recommendation:
Scan the system for viruses. Viruses can cause compatibility mode
to be used.
Make sure the hard disk(s) are physically configured correctly.
If you are using a dynamic disk overlay (like Disk Manager), make
sure you are using a version that is designed for use with Windows
95. Older versions can cause this problem.
Make sure there are no hard-disk-related drivers being loaded in
the system CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files.
You may have an incorrect or incompatible set of bus mastering drivers
installed. This will cause Windows 95 to use compatibility mode.
See here for more help on bus mastering drivers.
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