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by cg it
by zlitocook
by hal 9000
If the drive is still working you can always Clone it and save yourself the problems associated with a reinstall.
If you can't find a copy on E Bay with a Product Key or at a local Garage, Sale Computer Swap Meet or something similar you can always contact MS and buy a copy of 95 though that is the more expensive option.
by difahl
If you have the time, could you send me an e-mail with all the files
on the cd attached? I have an old system of mine that has some
important files on it, and I keep getting the blue screen whenever i
turn it on. Thanks in advance!
please sir send a copy win 95
my e-mail address = georgekonyango@yahoo.co.uk
by eddie, gh
by otl
I like the clone the drive answer, or you could;
1. Get a box of floppies and create a system backup.
2. Buy a Win 95 compatable CDR (if you do not already have one), and create a bootable image of the HD. (assuming HD is less than 700MB - Win 95 was happy with 250MB).
3. Buy 2 new HD's and create 2 system backups so if one fails you are not going through the same headaches again.
NOTE: Always make at least 2 copies and store one physically off site in another building.
by otl
by gender_05
by lewiswood12
by eddie, gh
Thanks, Lewiswood12.
I have since received copies of the OS, and resolved the problem.
please send me a copy the win95 cd.
georgekonyango@yahoo.co.uk
by kluan
by kluan
by cnzhuwei
Sir, can you please also send me a copy of Win 95 setup CD (English), it's for the setup of a used HPLC my lab newly bought.
wei.zhu@ewscience.com
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