MPC Boot Disks

It is important that you download the correct boot disk for your machine depending on which operating system came installed on your computer—the FDISK partioning utility included on the boot disk is backwards compatible, but it will not work with newer operating systems.

Operating System	Boot Disks	CD-ROM Support
Windows 98 SE Windows 98 Windows 95 OSR2/2.1	98BOT10A.EXE 572 KB (03-09-99)	All Atapi Compliant and Adaptec
Windows 95	95BOT245.EXE 618KB (09-17-96)	Older--Teac, Sony, Sanyo, NEC, Mitsumi, Hitachi, Some Atapi, Adaptec, and Bus Logic.
MS DOS 6.22 w/ Windows 3.11	DOSBOT29.EXE 830 KB (04-10-97)	Older--Teac, Sony, Sanyo, NEC, Mitsumi, Hitachi, Toshiba, Adaptec, Advansys, and Bus Logic.
Windows NT 4.0 Workstation (3 Setup Disks)	NT401.EXE NT402.EXE NT403.EXE	All Atapi Compliant and Supported SCSI controllers.
Windows NT 4.0 Server (3 Setup Disks)	NTSER401.EXE NTSER402.EXE NTSER403.EXE	All Atapi Compliant and Supported SCSI controllers.
Windows NT Small Business Server (Reinstall Disk)	SBS_SCSI.EXE	All Atapi Compliant and Supported SCSI controllers.
Windows NT 3.51 Workstation (3 Setup Disks)	NTDisk1.EXE NTDisk2.EXE NTDisk3.EXE	All Atapi Compliant and Supported SCSI controllers.

These boot disks provide an option to auto-load CD-ROM drivers to access the CD-ROM from DOS for the purpose of reinstalling Windows.

During operating system installation, drivers are loaded for CD-ROM, DVD, and CDRW drives. To obtain the DVD's movie-watching and the CDRW's writing functionality, you will be required to install additional software.