On September 11th, 2007 Peter (not verified) says:
Sarah, these ISO disks are NOT complete installation disks of Windows 95, you cannot install Windows from these disks. The ISO's are there to REPAIR existing installations of Windows.
If you need to install Windows, the do the following:
1. If C: drive is not visible:
a) Run FDISK, create a Primary DOS Partition for the whole disk.
b) Reboot
c) Run Format C:
2. Change to the CDROM drive (it should display the drive letter when the DOS CD drivers are loaded by MSCDEX) e.g. D:
3. Type DIR to view the disk.
4. Run Setup.exe to start installation of windows. If setup.exe is not found, then you need the full Windows 95 CD (this is not provided on Bootdisk.com).
Re: Windows 95 Boot Disk Contents
Sarah, these ISO disks are NOT complete installation disks of Windows 95, you cannot install Windows from these disks. The ISO's are there to REPAIR existing installations of Windows.
If you need to install Windows, the do the following:
1. If C: drive is not visible:
a) Run FDISK, create a Primary DOS Partition for the whole disk.
b) Reboot
c) Run Format C:
2. Change to the CDROM drive (it should display the drive letter when the DOS CD drivers are loaded by MSCDEX) e.g. D:
3. Type DIR to view the disk.
4. Run Setup.exe to start installation of windows. If setup.exe is not found, then you need the full Windows 95 CD (this is not provided on Bootdisk.com).