*** Sam Izzo wrote in a message to Scott McNay:
 SM> Are you sure that MSCDEX is actually loaded?  In an MS-DOS window, you
 SM> need to have MSCDEX acually loaded, I think.  You should be able to
 SM> run MEM /D/P and see it listed. 
SI> Hmm..  Interesting.. I did mem/d/p and MSCDEX wasn't loaded,
SI> yet Terminate (terminal program for DOS) detected MSCDEX
SI> version 2.95 loaded and was able to play a CD.  I guess
SI> Win95 has all that stuff emulated in its drivers or
SI> something?
From the command line, try: C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD001
                               ^^^^^^^                       ^^^^^^^
                Your Windows directory     Device name in CONFIG.SYS
MSCDEX will not (normally) load when a copy is already loaded.  Thus, if it 
loads without complaint, your other programs should start working.  If so, 
add the command above to your C:\WINDOWS\DOSSTART.BAT (I think that's the 
name).  If that does NOT fix your problem... well...?
--Scott.
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