Hard Drives
Started by
Smokey
, Nov 08 2003 08:19 PM
#1
Posted 08 November 2003 - 08:19 PM
#2
Posted 09 November 2003 - 06:34 AM
you'll need a boot disk so you can run fdisk and format the hard drive before you can install windows on a new hard drive.
1. put in a windows 95 boot disk boot in your floppy drive always pick to start with cd rom support
2. At a:/fdisk (hit enter on keyboard)
3. when fdisk is done reboot pc
4.At a:/format c (hit enter on keyboard)
5. shut down pc after format is done
6.restart pc make sure to start with cdrom support (look to see what drive letter your cdrom is.)
7. At a:/cdrom drive letter (hit enter on keyboard)
8.At that drive letter:/ setup (hit enter on keyboard)
Windows 95 should start to install
1. put in a windows 95 boot disk boot in your floppy drive always pick to start with cd rom support
2. At a:/fdisk (hit enter on keyboard)
3. when fdisk is done reboot pc
4.At a:/format c (hit enter on keyboard)
5. shut down pc after format is done
6.restart pc make sure to start with cdrom support (look to see what drive letter your cdrom is.)
7. At a:/cdrom drive letter (hit enter on keyboard)
8.At that drive letter:/ setup (hit enter on keyboard)
Windows 95 should start to install
#3
Posted 11 November 2003 - 04:11 PM
Do you mean I have to have a floppy drive to install Windows 95 on a new hard drive? I don't have a floppy drive or bay.
#4
Posted 11 November 2003 - 04:36 PM
Welcome nathanhuth!
Do you want a fresh install of Windows 95, or do you want to keep the contents of your existing drive?
Do you want a fresh install of Windows 95, or do you want to keep the contents of your existing drive?
#5
Posted 12 November 2003 - 06:53 PM
I want a clean install of Windows 95 with my existing drive.
#6
Posted 12 November 2003 - 11:27 PM
Hmmm, popular request today. Check out http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
#7
Posted 13 November 2003 - 04:31 PM
which programs do i got to to make a format cd-rom disk and a windows 95 startup cd-rom disk?
#8
Posted 13 November 2003 - 04:43 PM
This File should do it...
The 911 CD Builder v2.0
Description: The 911 Rescue CD is an integrated CD-ROM that contains many diagnostics and repairing tools all easily accessed through the 911 Menu, it allows the access to the CDROM drives, the network shares, or both of them at the same time, it also includes the Microsoft Windows 2000/xp Professional Setup files, the Microsoft Windows 98*admin Setup files. The 911 Rescue Software collection facilitates in the diagnosing and fixing the software and hardware problems, scan the system for viruses, manage new and existing partitions using commerial tools and/or the 911 Auto Partitioner, perform system checkup to insure the reliability of various hardware and software components or identify the malfunctioning part in the system, create bootable CDs containing a complete backup of the system partitions, and much much more ... The Network Access Software provides access to Microsoft based networks both the peer-to-peer and the domain based, with the ability to access the (Ethernet and Token Ring) networks employing the TCP/IP, NetBEUI or NW Link protocols using a simple user interface for changing the various settings in the networking process as IP addresses, the usage of the DHCP protocol and mapping network shares to drive letters. The Microsoft Windows 2000/xp Professional Setup files provides the ability to setup the latest Operating System with the ability to slipstream the service packs and hotfixes into the original setup files. The Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Setup files gives a very easy way to partition, format and setup the Windows 98*admin without even the need to enter the product key.
Version: 2.04 Filesize: 2.92 MB
Edit: With so many computers shipping without floppy drives anymore (Dell), I'm really surprised there's not a wealth of Windows boot cd's (images) available online, like there are boot disks (see bootdisk.com). I'll have to see if there's not some legal reason why. If not, I'll probably create and host some Win95/98 boot CD's.
The 911 CD Builder v2.0
Description: The 911 Rescue CD is an integrated CD-ROM that contains many diagnostics and repairing tools all easily accessed through the 911 Menu, it allows the access to the CDROM drives, the network shares, or both of them at the same time, it also includes the Microsoft Windows 2000/xp Professional Setup files, the Microsoft Windows 98*admin Setup files. The 911 Rescue Software collection facilitates in the diagnosing and fixing the software and hardware problems, scan the system for viruses, manage new and existing partitions using commerial tools and/or the 911 Auto Partitioner, perform system checkup to insure the reliability of various hardware and software components or identify the malfunctioning part in the system, create bootable CDs containing a complete backup of the system partitions, and much much more ... The Network Access Software provides access to Microsoft based networks both the peer-to-peer and the domain based, with the ability to access the (Ethernet and Token Ring) networks employing the TCP/IP, NetBEUI or NW Link protocols using a simple user interface for changing the various settings in the networking process as IP addresses, the usage of the DHCP protocol and mapping network shares to drive letters. The Microsoft Windows 2000/xp Professional Setup files provides the ability to setup the latest Operating System with the ability to slipstream the service packs and hotfixes into the original setup files. The Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Setup files gives a very easy way to partition, format and setup the Windows 98*admin without even the need to enter the product key.
Version: 2.04 Filesize: 2.92 MB
Edit: With so many computers shipping without floppy drives anymore (Dell), I'm really surprised there's not a wealth of Windows boot cd's (images) available online, like there are boot disks (see bootdisk.com). I'll have to see if there's not some legal reason why. If not, I'll probably create and host some Win95/98 boot CD's.
#9
Posted 13 November 2003 - 05:40 PM
ok i installed the program what do I need to do now?
#10
Posted 13 November 2003 - 06:05 PM
Well, there aren't any instructions for it. If you've run it and can't figure it out, just let me keep looking for a Windows 95 boot image that you can just download and burn to a CD using Roxio.
P.S. Since you're installing Windows 95 I have to ask. Are you sure your computer will boot from a CD? Enter the BIOS and make sure you have a "Boot from CD" option.
P.S. Since you're installing Windows 95 I have to ask. Are you sure your computer will boot from a CD? Enter the BIOS and make sure you have a "Boot from CD" option.
#11
Posted 13 November 2003 - 06:12 PM
i can't use 911 cd builder, it says something about dos files not found, very frustrating. can you please help?
what do you mean a boot image?
what do you mean a boot image?
Edited by nathanhuth, 13 November 2003 - 06:16 PM.
#12
Posted 13 November 2003 - 06:22 PM
You need to have your Windows 95 CD in your drive and use "browse" to tell 911 cd builder where its at? Again, is your computer even able to boot from a CD?
#13
Posted 13 November 2003 - 06:57 PM
yes it can boot to a cd but not a floppy. problem, it's only for windows 98 and up.
I haven't tried it for Windows 95, but I don't know why it wouldn't work.
Edited by admin, 13 November 2003 - 11:00 PM.
#14
Posted 14 November 2003 - 05:57 AM
nathanhuth
will the system boot up at all if you just turn it on ? I'm asking you this because if we can get into your bios we can get it to boot off the cd rom first . what is the computer your doing the work on? model and make.
will the system boot up at all if you just turn it on ? I'm asking you this because if we can get into your bios we can get it to boot off the cd rom first . what is the computer your doing the work on? model and make.
#15
Posted 15 November 2003 - 09:41 PM
The system will boot up and then it goes to the Windows XP setup. The 911 CD Builder only works with Windows 98 and up, it shows that on the program. It CAN boot to a CD, but what does that matter I can't make the 911 cd anyway.
Edited by nathanhuth, 15 November 2003 - 09:42 PM.
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