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by hinrgman
go to a web site called www.bootdisk.com
any bootdisk you need can be found there
by thechas
Make sure that you create a "Start-up" disk and not just a boot disk.
A boot disk may only contain enough files to load DOS.
The Windows 95 startup disk includes the CD-ROM driver, fdisk, and a few other utilities.
Also, there are several different versions of W95, make sure that you get the file for the correct version.
Original Release
OEM release A
OEM Release B (2.1)
OEM Release c (2.5) (Includes FAT 32 and USB support)
Usually, you create a bootable floppy disk, and copy the files from the disk image to the floppy.
Good sources for files are:
www.bootdisk.com
www.madboot.com
Chas
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