Hmm - well, I tried that and got a pretty long list of options, none of which mentioned DOS. I thought it might be picking up something off the (default) XP partition, so I restarted and waited until the point where I choose which partition to boot, and I selected the (non-default) 98 partition, at which point I got a few suggestions. One of these was Command-line something or other. This sounded right. Got the C prompt, entered what you said. Then couldn't figure out how to restart so I used the reset button. Booted back up into 98 again and the problem's still there.
So either I didn't do it right, or restarting via the reset button wasn't the way to go.
I next went to shut down and saw there was a restart in MS-DOS - aha! So I did that, and it went exactly as you said (cd.., etc). I deleted the recycler again, but this time I'll wait until you tell me how to quit/reboot from DOS...so...how do I do it?
Also - this install of 98 SE could need an update of some sort, maybe. Could that be the problem?
It was a fresh install (partitioned drive, formatted both FAT32, installed 98 on the C partition (5 GB), rebooted with XP CD, reformatted D partition (15 GB) NTFS & installed, updated SP2, etc the XP installation, downloaded driver for Vanta/Vanta LT card for 98, installed, and here I am - just in case you need the history)
- Bob
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