by blakerwry on Thu Jan 01, 1970 5:46 am
i am not sure that win95 disks were all bootable... they dont need to be....
Just boot from a floppy(win98 or me startup disk with CD ROM support is good), goto the CD drive and goto the win95 folder. Run the setup.exe file and you're set.
you may want to format the drive 1st depending upon your situation
ex
<pre>
A:\> e:
E:\> cd win95
E:\WIN95>dir *.exe
Volume in drive E is WINDOWS95
Volume Serial Number is EE1A-8EBB
Directory of E:\WIN95
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 5,783,436 CS3KIT.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 46,656 EXTRACT.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 78,672 OEMSETUP.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 142,353 SCANDISK.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 4,438 SCANPROG.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 5,184 SETUP.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 1,950,007 SETUP25I.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 6,729,752 SETUP32.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 44,867 SMARTDRV.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 1,009,600 SWINST4.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 537 WB16OFF.EXE
24/08/1996 06:11 AM 14,144 XMSMMGR.EXE
12 File(s) 15,809,646 bytes
0 Dir(s) 0 bytes free
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E:\WIN95>setup.exe
and you're off to installing win95