But I think I've come up with a way that will allow people to test basic browser capabilities literally in minutes , while still allowing for the detailed tests to run when they're needed. But some people are having trouble getting their complete boot disks to work. Sometimes, it's a hardware thing . The system BIOS on many machines controls the boot sequence. But not all systems work that way, and many systems can be set to boot from any drive.
Some newer systems can even boot from special bootable CD ROMs, or from a network connection.
So if you can't get a boot floppy to work at all, dig out your owner's manual and see how to access your system's BIOS settings. Other users have been stymied because their system have no Autoexec.bat or Config.sys to copy. Both these files are ordinary text files. You can copy those as examples, and modify them to work on your system. All three items are presentations direct from the recent PC Expo in New York City.