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Old April 2nd 03, 03:34 AM
Cody
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Default Going from XP back to 95

Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more
complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on my
computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I
really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install
and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some
advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup
disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,
setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze on
me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on
this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old April 2nd 03, 04:05 AM
Nicholas
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If you have a new computer, its likely Windows 95 will not install
on it. Windows 95 is over 8 years old and it most certainly does
not have the drivers for your new computer's internal hardware
configuration necessary for installation.

If you just don't care for XP's format, then you can change it easily.

HOW TO: Use the Windows Classic Theme in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;294309

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Nicholas

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"Cody" wrote in message: =20
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| Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more=20
| complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on my=20
| computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I=20
| really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install=20
| and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some=20
| advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup=20
| disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,=20
| setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze on=20
| me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on=20
| this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  #3  
Old April 2nd 03, 04:40 AM
Cody
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Default Going from XP back to 95

It's not on a new computer! I installed XP and did a new
install instead of an upgrade!!!



-----Original Message-----
If you have a new computer, its likely Windows 95 will

not install
on it. Windows 95 is over 8 years old and it most

certainly does
not have the drivers for your new computer's internal

hardware
configuration necessary for installation.

If you just don't care for XP's format, then you can

change it easily.

HOW TO: Use the Windows Classic Theme in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-

us;294309

--
Nicholas

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-----------------

"Cody" wrote in message:
...

| Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more
| complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on

my
| computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I
| really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install
| and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some
| advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup
| disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,
| setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze

on
| me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on
| this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
.

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Old April 2nd 03, 04:59 AM
Nicholas
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Default Going from XP back to 95

How to Use the Fdisk Tool and the Format Tool to Partition or =
Repartition a Hard Disk
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;255867

1. Delete the Windows XP partition.
2. Create a new partition.
3. Format the new partition.
4. Install Windows 95.


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"Cody" wrote in message: =20
...

| It's not on a new computer! I installed XP and did a new=20
| install instead of an upgrade!!!
|=20
|=20
|=20
| -----Original Message-----
| If you have a new computer, its likely Windows 95 will=20
| not install
| on it. Windows 95 is over 8 years old and it most=20
| certainly does
| not have the drivers for your new computer's internal=20
| hardware
| configuration necessary for installation.
|
| If you just don't care for XP's format, then you can=20
| change it easily.
|
| HOW TO: Use the Windows Classic Theme in Windows XP
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-
| us;294309
|
| --=20
| Nicholas
|
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| -----------------
|
| "Cody" wrote in message: =20
| ...
|
| | Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more=20
| | complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on=20
| my=20
| | computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I=20
| | really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install=20
| | and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some=20
| | advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup=20
| | disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,=20
| | setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze=20
| on=20
| | me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on=20
| | this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| .
|
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Old April 2nd 03, 05:03 AM
peter
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Default Going from XP back to 95

The 95 start up disk is a start but you need to format the drive in =
order to remove XP
Then insert the 95install disk and do the installation
peter
"Cody" wrote in message =
...
| Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more=20
| complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on my=20
| computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I=20
| really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install=20
| and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some=20
| advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup=20
| disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,=20
| setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze on=20
| me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on=20
| this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Old April 2nd 03, 06:29 AM
Michael Stevens
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Default Going from XP back to 95


"Cody" wrote in message
...
It's not on a new computer! I installed XP and did a new
install instead of an upgrade!!!


Cody,
Follow the steps in the link below, it says for 98/Me but will be the same
for 95.
http://michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#How1
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Michael Stevens MS-MVP Windows XP
http://michaelstevenstech.com




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Old April 2nd 03, 02:51 PM
Harry Ohrn
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Default Going from XP back to 95

Access the BIOS and ensure your have disabled Virus checking.

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Harry Ohrn - MS MVP (Windows Shell/User]
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"Cody" wrote in message
...
Don't be fooled by the subject, its much more
complicated. What happened is that I got Windows XP on my
computer, and it just doesn't work for me. So now I
really want to go back to Windows 95(I have 95 install
and my harddrive is still FAT32). So I followed some
advice I got from you guys and tryed to use a startup
disk to install it, but after it preformed the checks,
setup the install wizard, and the EULA thing, it froze on
me leaving all systems stopped. I really need help on
this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



 




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