DELL 2000 Reference Guide

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7.

At the MS-DOS prompt, type 

, where d is the drive letter for your CD-ROM or 

DVD-ROM drive, and press <Enter>.

Your MS-DOS prompt changes from 

% to  %, assuming that D is your drive 

letter.

8.

Type 

 and press <Enter>.

9.

Type 

$ $ and press <Enter>.

The utility calculates the size of the file in MB, based on the amount of system 
memory in your computer, plus 2 MB to handle video memory and additional sys-
tem requirements.

10. Follow the instructions on your screen to create the S2D file. 

To check the size of the S2D file, at an MS-DOS prompt type 

$ and 

press <Enter>. 

If you need to delete the S2D file, at an MS-DOS prompt type 

$ $

 and press <Enter>. 

% +1 # 0 "

#"  

# $  

To restore the default boot sequence, perform the following steps: 

1.

Turn on or restart the computer.

2.

Press <F2> as soon as you see the Dell logo screen to enter the system setup 
program.

If you wait too long and the operating system begins to load into memory, let the 
computer complete the load operation. Then shut down the computer and try 
again.

3.

Enter the Boot screen, and press <F9> to restore the default boot sequence.

4.

Press <F10> to save the settings and exit the system setup program.

Dell’s technical assistance Web site (http://support.dell.com) provides driver and 
utility updates, as well as technical assistance with questions about your computer. In 
addition, if you have access to a computer with a modem and/or fax capabilities, you 
can access Dell’s TechConnect bulletin board service (BBS), AutoTech service, and 
TechFax service. Dell’s Web site also contains links to some of these services.