Invalid drive specification.

 

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There are two main reasons that you get this message. The first is that you are trying to access a drive which doesn't exist, this could be because the drive requires drivers to be loaded before it can be accessed. A CD-ROM or zip drive for example.
The second reason is that the version of DOS which you are using isn't aware of the file system which is on the disk. This is a common problem with FAT32 volumes, since few types of DOS can access them.

 

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