Anyway, I zipped the entire win95 directory off the cd from a machine that
had one, then unzipped to the new machine and ran the setup. Things
installed quickly and smoothly. I've also used this to add additional
features that don't go on with the original setup. Just be sure you have
LOTS of disk space.
Pat
Russell Smith <rssmith@tenet.edu> wrote:
>> I want to create a zipped copy of Windows 95 on the local hard drives of
>> the student computers and then unzip it on a regular basis to remove the
>> changes that occur during classes.
> Sounds good, but the fact that WIN95 has *lots* of hidden subdirectories
>and files may make this a challenge. Let us know how it goes.
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