I remember when we started selling PCs from Packard Bell in our stores with Win95 on them. And here you can get some CD-ROM drivers if you will need, although probably better to use universal driver D011V200.SYS from Oak Technology, Inc., mentioned here. Ready boot disks mentioned at this page can be downloaded from here.
Windows 93 iso how to#
Here is detailed instruction how to do it. It was included in Windows 95 OEM Pre-installation Kit (file WIN95_OPKIE.ISO) and located in folder LANG\ENG\CDSTART under name BOOTDISK.IMG, but os2fan2 will confirm that w/o little modification it's useless as it lacks CD-ROM driver which should to be added manually. How was supposed to clients use it?Īlso I've found image of OSR 2.x boot floppy. For OEM editions of Windows 95 it was not problem as each OEM release was intended strictly for certain equipment, but how about Windows 95 Retail edition? It also was coming with boot floppy disk and nobody was preparing it for particular systems. As far as I know at that time there was no universal cd-rom drivers and every such boot floppy disk was intended for a limited number of systems. Yes, that's clear, main problem was in lack of El Torito support in systems of those days, but there was another problem related to bootable floppy with cd-rom support. Os2fan2 wrote:El-torito as a standard did not come in until 1995, and it would have taken vendors about a year or so to modify their systems.
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