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Reference number: CH000228

Where can I get MSCD001 or MTMIDE01?

Question:

Where can I get MSCD001 or MTMIDE01?

Answer:

MSCD001 or MTMIDE01 are not files but instead a name associated with a driver. An example of what may be seen in your autoexec.bat or config.sys may look like:

DEVICE=C:\CD-ROM\MITSUMI.SYS /D:MTMIDE01

the /D:MTMIDE01 is not a driver, it is a name associated with a driver, and when that driver loads it will then be given the MTMIDE01 name. In the above example the name of the driver is MITSUMI.SYS. 

A computer can receive an error that MSCD001 or MTMIDE01 may not be able to load either because the MSCDEX.EXE driver is missing or corrupted or the CD-ROM driver is missing or corrupted and therefore cannot be loaded and the name cannot be associated.

Additional information:

  • See our CD-ROM driver page for additional information about MS-DOS CD-ROM drivers and how to load them.
  • Additional information about the autoexec.bat and config.sys files can be found here.

 

 

 

 

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