"Ben Myers" wrote in message
See
http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm about creating a boot
floppy with CD drivers. As for the product ID, try
http://www.62nds.com/62nds/diag.exe
Ben
"New Orleans Louisiana" wrote in message
> Windows 95 New Install
>
> Is there a forum for a Windows 95 question? My neighbor has an old PC
> with
> 95. He has no disks. The HD has c:\windows\options\cabs
>
> But he does not have any numbers, serial keys, etc.
>
> Windows will not load. Is there a way to create a 95 Boot disk / A drive
> /
> and reload 95 ? But should the Reg Editor run first to try and locate the
> 25 digit serial number in the existing version of Windows 95 ?
>
> The old 95 PC has no network connections but it has a CD Rom. Is there a
> way to DL and create a bootable CD on this XP home PC, use that CD to boot
> the old 95 PC and install Windows 95?
>
> Thank you from New Orleans.
>
>
>
additional:
you can create a bootable CD with XP (pull the harddisk from the old machine
and connect to the XP to transfer the files for win95)
note this will not make a disk like your original win95 CD (no autostart)
whether your win95 machine can boot to a CD ...can't say (best way would be
floppy as Ben suggested)
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