@TheOneGoat said:
So I'm using VirtualBox, and every time I start up the VM, it says, "FATAL: No bootable medium found! System halted." I have tried every single boot device possible and it still says that. I am using OSR 2 ISO (CD). Can someone help?
can anyone help me with this error message: "While initializing device IOS:
Windows protection error. You need to restart your computer."
After a reboot it still gives the same error... only the options command prompt only/safe mode command prompt only
Well, it did not install it. Is there a manual way do load it from the disc? Edit: never mind, it's in the win95 folder. No idea why it was not installed on my system though
the min disk space is actually around 55-60 megabytes, also if your searching for a Valid OEM key but they all just dont work, you've came to the right place, here, i'll show to make a VALID oem key and how it'll always work when u make one using this method about to be listed. (valid cd key i tested using the method btw its for osr 2.5:24995-OEM-0700707-37345) ANYWAYS heres the method xxx95-OEM-0700707-37345: Make sure its from 001 to 366 249xx-OEM-0700707-37345: It must be 95 or 96 or 97, NOT LOWER than 95 or over 02 24995-OEM-xxxxxxx-37345: The first digit must be 0, The last digit MUST be 7 and the rest in that one can be either 7 or 0, Also You can use 9, 5 ,6 1, but they all need to be in it all at once or else it won't work. also you cant use more than one 9,5,6,1, Also 1 must be the ending sequence for this or else the 9,5,6,1 method for this one won't work. 249xx-OEM-0700707-xxxxx: Any last digits you'd like. Now your CD Keys should always be valid! 2nd example for osr 2.5 oem:14202-OEM-0770777-07548 (idk how its valid because its like about 4 months after end of life.+ This method could also work with Other OSR OEM releases of windows 95 but idk since i haven't tested yet OSR 2 cd key for OEM: 33196-OEM-0569071-85340 another TOO SIMPLE osr 2 cd key for OEM: 00100-OEM-0777777-77777
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Huh? Those combined should take up under 400 MB.
yeah, a bug with windows/fdisk/other
probably
I got this error:
While initializing device IOS:
Windows Protection Error. You need to restart your computer.
Use a boot disk for any version of Windows.
Your CPU is too fast. There are patches for this problem under the Windows 95 category here on WinWorld.
@ZylissZockerHD said:
Try using a patch hosted on WinWorld.
Edit: never mind, it's in the win95 folder. No idea why it was not installed on my system though
There is a thread here that has various serials for various products. I'm pretty sure you'll find one here. https://forum.winworldpc.com/discussion/6677/new-serials-compilation/p1
24796-OEM-0014736-66386
For the Microsoft Plus! product key just use all 1s
Windows 95 B With Supports USB Greek OEM
(valid cd key i tested using the method btw its for osr 2.5:24995-OEM-0700707-37345)
ANYWAYS heres the method
xxx95-OEM-0700707-37345: Make sure its from 001 to 366
249xx-OEM-0700707-37345: It must be 95 or 96 or 97, NOT LOWER than 95 or over 02
24995-OEM-xxxxxxx-37345: The first digit must be 0, The last digit MUST be 7 and the rest in that one can be either 7 or 0, Also You can use 9, 5 ,6 1, but they all need to be in it all at once or else it won't work. also you cant use more than one 9,5,6,1, Also 1 must be the ending sequence for this or else the 9,5,6,1 method for this one won't work.
249xx-OEM-0700707-xxxxx: Any last digits you'd like.
Now your CD Keys should always be valid!
2nd example for osr 2.5 oem:14202-OEM-0770777-07548 (idk how its valid because its like about 4 months after end of life.+
This method could also work with Other OSR OEM releases of windows 95 but idk since i haven't tested yet
OSR 2 cd key for OEM: 33196-OEM-0569071-85340
another TOO SIMPLE osr 2 cd key for OEM: 00100-OEM-0777777-77777