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Use a floppy boot disk to partition the hard disk.2. After the reboot, format the hard disk with the option /s (To speed up the process add the /u switch)3. Copy all the CD files to the hard disk.4. Release the floppy disk and the CD and reboot5.
Windows 95 OSR 2. Windows 95 offered, at long last, a well designed document-oriented desktop shell that worked much like the 1984 Macintosh Finder. It also included a new way of finding installed applications through a 'Start' menu. And it included the same networking abilities as Windows for Workgroups.
You'll boot to a DOS prompt, go to the directory of the installation files and execute setup.exe6. Install Windows 95 as normalThis steps work in most casesIt still says 'FATAL: No bootable medium found! System halted.' It did not boot up to a DOS prompt.
Said:Did you set it to boot to floppy first?Even then, VirtualBox runs Windows 9x pretty poorly. Use PCem or 86Box to install them.This is a myth.
Once you have installed a proper video driver, everything goes well, especially in cojunction with KVM.PCem oder 86box (fork of PCem) CANT be that fast, as they are using real emulation and not translation+execution like KVM does. In fact they are using much more computing-power to do the same job.A proper video driver for virtualbox is the 'scitech display driver'.With this driver I am using Win98 in a VM without any problems, it runs totally smooth and behaves MUCH faster than on an old system. Said:During setup, no matter what ISO i use, it says 'Please insert the disk labled 'Windows 95 Disk1', and then click OK.' I have the disk inserted but when I click OK it says 'The File insert file.dll could not be found on 'Windows 95 Disk1'. I click skip on all of them and the next time it reboots, it won't start up because an important file is missing.Just copy all the cabinet files in the /WIN95 directory to a folder on the hard disk.
When it throws that error, just change the directory to your folder with the cabinet files on the hard disk and hit 'OK'! I have no idea which combinations of VMWare, DOS, and either MSCDEX or the SoundBlaster driver installer (I'm really not sure which), got me into this strange situation with Windows 95 and Microsoft Plus, but.For some bizarre reason I once had a situation whereby the CONFIG.SYS file had the following entry (not created by me): DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:bananaThere's a mysterious side-effect about the word 'Banana', which by it's nature makes me curious as to whether it might be an Easter Egg. However, it may merely be due to some setting that is used when installing either the CD or SB driver into the underlying DOS operating system via WIndows, and letting the installer choose its own device names.
So be aware that the word 'Banana' might not be the only pain-in-the-ass side effect of this mysterious bug!Basically, if there is still a line 'DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana' enabled in the DOS's CONFIG.SYS file then you will be unable to process ANY file that has the name BANANA under the subsequent installation of Windows (including Banana.ppm, Banana.ANI etc) AND THIS will prevent things like the installation of Win95Plus! And indeed any other stuff that has files with the name Banana in them.Once Windows is working and has its own CD ROM driver (seperate from the DOS one that appears to be in this CD1.SYS file), the cure is simply to 'REM out' the offending line in CONFIG.SYS via MSCONFIG and reboot!
Said:I have no idea which combinations of VMWare, DOS, and either MSCDEX or the SoundBlaster driver installer (I'm really not sure which), got me into this strange situation with Windows 95 and Microsoft Plus, but.Ok, I now understand why this all came about. I appeared to have used (in distant past) someone's template CONFIG/AUTOEXEC combo. And that person, clearly thinking 'What's in a name' decided to use an arbitrary name of 'BANANA' for the CD ROM device.And that's a hint, by the way. The name you specify in using the MSCDEX becomes a DEVICE NAME, and thus has all the same interesting behaviours as COM, LPT1, NUL, etc. Aankhon mein teri ajab si full song mp4 download.
And that explains why you'll get some very strange bugs and behaviours if you are not extremely choosy about that name.Mysteries solved - but what an amazing way to really screw up someone's system with a completely random and elusive bug.