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Windows 95 USB drivers

irishguy · 2005-03-08 17:54:48

i had a google but i couldnt find any windows 95 usb key drivers, would anyone know where i might get these?

08-03-2005 5:54pm

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irishguy

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i had a google but i couldnt find any windows 95 usb key drivers, would anyone know where i might get these?

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#2 08-03-2005 5:55pm

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I'm not sure there are any.

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#3 08-03-2005 6:04pm

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You need Win95 Rev B or C for USb to work.

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#4 08-03-2005 6:07pm

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Check your version of Windows 95 against this

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/253756/EN-US/

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#5 08-03-2005 6:18pm

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If its a work pc and you want to bring stuff home and havent got the right Win 95, you can get DOS drivers and boot into dos and copy whatever it is over.

www.bootdisk.com has the disc you need (can be cd also if floppy disabled)

kdjac

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#6 08-03-2005 6:21pm

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If you have an appropriate version of Win95, your USB key should have come with a disc that has suitable drivers on it.

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#7 08-03-2005 6:27pm

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its for a friend of mine, ill give him a kick and make him install win 2k

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#8 09-03-2005 9:34pm

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if it's on win95 the chances are that it won't support 2000 due to it being 'slow'

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