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Win 95 floppy won't work with W7 Professional
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OK, Current Attachments says"ISW3 Setup Files.zip (4.06 MB)" - but where is that folder?
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Assume the setup.exe was running successfully. What should the setup do? Should it ask where to install? It's an ms dos program isn't it?
Why not:- Make a bootable ms dos usb stick (make it FAT32). http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.p...-Memory-device!!
- Put the files to install the program on the usb stick. simply: Copy files from floppy disk to usb flash.
- Boot from it and run SETUP.EXE.
- If it asks where to install, respond with a folder on that USB stick. Your internal disks is NTFS and DOS cannot access NTFS.
Last edited by Kaktussoft; 03 Jan 2014 at 18:17.
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Pretty clear!! In other words, I'll have to run it from the USB stick, yes?
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Thank you very much for sticking with me and helping out!!!
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Please see my new message. I booted from the flash stick OK. My program files came from my Workstation which is 64 bit W7 Professional and I copied them to the flash stick. Then I typed setup.exe - but when I pressed the Enter key, this is what I got: C:/WIN setup.exe. I don't know where the "WIN" came from - but the command won't execute. I got a message but, unfortunately, didn't write it down. Can you help me or should I get the text of that message and send t to you? I used a utility called Rufus to create the bootable flash drive with DOS. The instructions were much easier to follow than the first site. I don't know how to tell if the program is DOS. I think it is Windows 95.
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