Windows 95 running off a CD
Ok, so one day I desided to try and fix a really old computer that I had lying around the house; I plugged it in and booted it up, It said that the C: Drive didn't exist; I eventually desided to try and boot it from a Cd; that worked, and Microsoft DOS came up; but here's where the trouble starts. I tryed to launch Windows 95 from the disk; it wanted me to setup, but I couldn't because the C: drive was fried; I was wondering if there was anyway to direct the setup prosess at the disk rather than the hard drive so I can use the disk as the drive instead.
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I hope I don't need to explain.
There have been discussions about this such as
http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-95/how-to-run-windows-95-from-a-cd/170756.html
and
on betta archive...
None of these worked out like I wanted them to, ether the task was impossible for hardware reasons, or the download link was unavailable. However you did help me somewhat; because previously, I had no Idea that what I was looking for was a live Cd.
Alright, I'll try this out next. Fingers crossed. :P