http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Setup-forum-129.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Versions-Windows-MS-DOS--ftopict475210.html#1698229 I have an original MS DOS 3 3 from 1987 Interested? http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/List-updates-Win-95--ftopict450610.html#1696691 found a chipset upgrade that gets win95 onto a 815E chipset Supplies all the drivers windows 95 aint got for a relatively modern hp desktop Jim http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Downloadable-Windows-95-CD--ftopict450611.html#1696690 Hi: I bought a sealed oem windows95 program on e bay for 15 oo last year Came with licence book disk It was a 95b cd original oem version from microsoft Jim http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/install-Win-95-AMD-athlon-3200--ftopict477682.html#1696689 Interesting you keep the drivers by installing win95 alongside another os I recently installed win95 in a presario5000 just to see what it would entail I got a good free bootdisk with step by step installation instructions off the internet at 11 page out on Google Bootdisk com worthless dont even try them After installation which went fine I had to install an Intel Chipset http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Install-Win98SE-notebook--ftopict484866.html#1696573 You should not have any problem reinstalling you Win 98se I have installed Win 98 in so many computers I never had a problem with drivers Although you will need to download the drivers for that notebook such as audio video and so on Remember once you reinstall your system again anything left on your hard drive will be deleted http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/default--ftopict484865.html#1676519 Trevor A Thompson wrote: > WHY ARE YOU USING WINDOWS 95 You have annoyed us Prepare to be assimilated http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Lost-Certificate-Authenticity--ftopict484864.html#1676517 That s good to hear Jeff Richards wrote: > Yes if it s the same type of installation CD There may be some OEM CDs > that do not work with a general retail key and vice versa > > Jeff Richards > MS MVP Windows Shell User > Calvin wrote in message > news:9E7AE5D0 A0F8 4BDB ABAD 19C49214C2F3@microsoft com > > Yes > > > > If http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Invisible-Folder--ftopict450615.html#1528840 I am trying to create a package in vb6 to protect folder from unauthorized access Now I am applying class id for the purpose But I want to know how I can invisible a folder from windows kernel I need the method or code for doing so I get application programs that do the same thing http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Fromatting-HDD--ftopict450614.html#1528839 It appears you have the disk partitioned and formatted ok If not setup would not start in the first place Here is a microsoft article if you can get this far: http: support microsoft com ?scid=kb;en us;194721 spid=1139 sid=312 Typically that used to be during hardware detection process Your not mentioning any error codes or messages What I would try is the following When setu http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Error-loading-system-drv-reinstall-windows-95--ftopict450613.html#1528837 >But After I removed the old HD windows doesn t start It says Error loading >system drv and than it shuts down So the first thing I would try would be to reinstall the old harddrive that you removed You imply that Windows worked OK with this harddrive installed so maybe it will work OK now if you have not changed too much >I have to solve the problem from the safe mode >I c http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/make-install-disks-CD--ftopict450612.html#1528835 powerstation wrote in message news:ek 238ZukQGHA 5552@TK2MSFTNGP10 phx gbl > I have the original 95 install floppy disk set but some of them have been > corrupted make replacements from the CD ? I cant seem to be able to copy > the files across because the original floppy s seem to be in a special > format can I make a complete new set from the cd because I http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/unable-boot-windows-95--ftopict450609.html#1528829 Please repost with more information including the type and size of the documents you are trying to recover and the exact message displayed when trying to start the computer Ben Stephen wrote in message news:282BDBFE 711D 4E50 AE2D E7189A29C7C3@microsoft com > I am unable to boot my old win 95 pc When turned on it asks for the restore > dis http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Floppy-Installer--ftopict445489.html#1528827 Can you possibly clarify the question? Mirror copy of what? What are you tring to accomplish? 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