OFFER Windows 95 build 311 ISO
https://archive.org/details/windows-95-build-311-iso
Compiled on 1995-01-13
Timebomb 1995-11-30 (+321 days)
Name: CD1.iso
Size: 32618496 bytes (31 MiB)
SHA1: 7d9ae1f89ff8d0b7275873d3044bbc497c68a586
Pulled from a warez CD dated 07/20/1995 - this upload is as found, and has nothing to do
with other scene releases or formats or uploads.
Image was made with PowerISO, it is NOT bootable, and contains FILE_ID.DIZ and RELEASE.NFO.
From Betawiki:
Windows 95 build 311 is a pre-beta 3 build of Windows 95 that was scene leaked soon after it was compiled, however, the ZIPs from the leak requires a password. It was found again and shared on OSBetaArchive on 13 December 2015, alongside builds 180 and 302.[1]
Compiled on 1995-01-13
Timebomb 1995-11-30 (+321 days)
Name: CD1.iso
Size: 32618496 bytes (31 MiB)
SHA1: 7d9ae1f89ff8d0b7275873d3044bbc497c68a586
Pulled from a warez CD dated 07/20/1995 - this upload is as found, and has nothing to do
with other scene releases or formats or uploads.
Image was made with PowerISO, it is NOT bootable, and contains FILE_ID.DIZ and RELEASE.NFO.
From Betawiki:
Windows 95 build 311 is a pre-beta 3 build of Windows 95 that was scene leaked soon after it was compiled, however, the ZIPs from the leak requires a password. It was found again and shared on OSBetaArchive on 13 December 2015, alongside builds 180 and 302.[1]
Comments
Warez stuff gets passed around like a blunt at a freshman frat party.
Who knows, and has the balls to claim that whatever they make share now - some 20 years later - is "more gooder"?
While uploading, I noted another ISO on archive.org, same build, dated 2015 as Betawiki referred to, and it was created with "IMGBURN V2.5.8.0" - and contains a subdirectory with the files - genuine? Hardly - but if the files work - that's what matters.
https://archive.org/details/windows-95-build-311
What I am saying is that the upload I made - appears to have actually been generated in 1995, and except for the PowerISO branding and NFO file, seems closer to it's origins.
Now, if somebody shows up with a screen-printed silver, that would be the bee's knees.