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dos diagnostic tools
Anyon no of a good floopy bootable diagnostic tools disk, ie for checking keyboard etc...
Have a keyboard with some dead keys and wanna check its not some strange OS problem (it has been known) and thought it might be an idea to get hol of a decent diag tools disk to carry around whilst im at it. Cheers Andy |
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Go Here http://www.bootdisk.com/ all the goodies you will need matey
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Thanks for the site, but still doesnt solve me problem of a dos based diagnostic suite you no the type, checks keyboard video etc...
Cheers Andy |
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if you are playing in dos or dropping to the dos prompt from a windows based system
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just need to boot hte system to flopy (fine a can make a bootable dos disk) then I want to be able to run a simple diagnostic tool to check standard hardware etc..
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used to use "pc-check" when I built machines for the bread - demo version available..... http://www.eurosoft-uk.com/pc_check.htm
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The above link seems broken, anyone else got any others?
cheers Andy |
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In my old place we used to use something called QTpro... Its is brill but I dont know how much it is !
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LOL - Thats cheap :D
I think we should forget that one then :) |
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aida32 doesn't seem bad?
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Did the keys work before? If it was an OS problem then more than likely the whole thing would or wouldn't work rather than just the odd key.
I would try plugging it into another computer before anything else. |
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£12000 i can afford that.... NOT lol...... I suppose I could try and recoup the cost in my bill to the customer lol...
The keyboard is a laptop keyboard, that is having a couple of dodgey keys. run a couple of virus checks just to check. but I want to run some test without booting windows... I know I could just boot the laptop from floppy but I know there used to be some great apps around, and thought one may be usefull to keep in my kit.. |
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