Click on the install button and follow the on-screen instructions. As those of you who are familiar with MS-DOS can see, this disk is bootable and contains DOS utilities that can allow you to diagnose some possible problems and correct them if necessary. This should bring up a menu. A menu should appear. If error messages pop up instead, it may mean your hard drive is bad and even the ERU will not solve the problem.
Diagnostic help is in order.
Microsoft recommends using the Emergency Recovery Utility to provide a backup of your system configuration in case a problem should occur. There is a text file with information. For convenience, it is a good idea to copy the ERU directory, with its files, to your hard drive. To backup your configuration, run the file ERU.EXE and, again, follow directions. Remember to run the utility each time you make significant system changes, such as installing new hardware or software, and when everything is working to your satisfaction.