backpack CD-ROM. To disable the caching of a backpack CD-
ROM that is designated as E: drive, add the following to the SMART-
DRV line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
c:\windows\smartdrv.exe E-
This is the backpack drive letter, followed by a hyphen.
Reboot the computer after saving the above change to the AUTOEX-
EC.BAT file.
Not enough drive letters available
MSCDEX cannot allocate a drive letter for the CD-ROM drive. Increase the
number of available drive letters, using the LASTDRIVE command in your
CONFIG.SYS file. If your CONFIG.SYS file contains a LASTDRIVE
command, change the drive letter specified to a higher letter. If your CON -
FIG.SYS file does not have a LASTDRIVE command, add the line LAST-
DRIVE=H to the beginning of your CONFIG.SYS file on your boot drive.
Device driver not found: ‘BPCDDRV$’
This message indicates that the backpack device driver BPCDDRV.SYS
was not found. The message will be displayed if you do not have a back-
pack CD-ROM drive attached to your system and with the power turned
on.
If the BPCDDRV.SYS device driver was loaded and the backpack CD-
ROM was recognized during system boot, check the driver name specified
with the /D: parameter with both BPCDDRV.SYS and MSCDEX and make
sure the exact same name was specified.
CD-ROM not High Sierra or ISO 9660 format
The CD-ROM currently in the drive is not compatible with the Microsoft
CD-ROM extensions. This message could also appear if there is a read error
or a CD-ROM hardware failure.
Not enough expanded memory, reducing the number of buffers.
The /E switch was used and there was not enough expanded memory for the
number of buffers requested. Reduce the number of buffers requested and
try again.
Insufcient memory
There is not enough free memory to run MSCDEX
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