Install Win95 from floppy

[Roy Lewis]

It would be worth your effort to get an external CD-ROM that you can use to 
install from.  You could Copy the Win95 directory from the CD-ROM directly 
to the hard disk and run setup from there.  That way later when drivers 
need to be changed or such Win95 will go to that directory to find them. 
 You could also just use laplink to connect two computers by parallel cable 
or you could use the network card and transfer by just installing the dos 
version of network.


Roy Lewis rcl at onramp.net

On Friday, March 13, 1998 6:47 AM, Isabel  Danforth 
[SMTP:danforth at tiac.net] wrote:
> If you have the license for Win95 for those machines, won't MS give you 
the
> media (floppy disks) for a low fee?    The machine we have that came
> without a CD ROM and had Win95 on it came with floppy disks for Win95.
>
> Isabel
>
> At 04:23 AM 3/13/98 -0800, ylau1 at UMBC2.UMBC.EDU wrote:
> >Hi, I need to install Win 95B in some computers which do not have CD-ROM
> >(for public Web Access). But I do have a computer with CD-ROM and have
> >installed Win95B on it. Is there any way, I can create some floppy
> >installion disk from the CD or from the computer which has Win95B
> >already? Thanks for any help!
> >
> >ANNA
> >
> >
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