Where can I get the Win95 boot floppy files?

[TegSkywalker]

Hey whats up everybody? Recently a friend of mine asked me to make a Windows 95 boot floppy for him and I have been running into a few snags. First of all, I have the original licensed Win95 CD, but I lost my floppy when I moved. Second of all, I am currently running Windows 2000 so I can't make a Startup floppy from the Add/Remove Programs menu like back when I had Win95 and Win98.

I was browsing a few websites and they all give instructions on how to modify a floppy with one created via that above method, but since I am running a NT based OS I am kinda out of luck.

Does anybody know of a site where I can get the EXACT same files that would be contained on a Win95 boot floppy (in a .zip file would be nice) or how I can create my own boot floppy by extracting files straight from the Win95 CD?

P.S. If I can modify it to have CD boot support too, that would be great. Thanks if you can help me out

 

[AKA]

When I get home assuming nobody else helps you out first. I will email you a startup disk image.

You can then create a startup disk within win2k.

Any reason why it needs to be Win95 startup disk?

I ask because I have a custom WinMe startup disk that kicks ass with everything you need on it.

The Win98, WinMe startup disk arent really much different than Win95 startup disk except Win95 doesnt have cdrom support.

 

[TegSkywalker]

thanks! my email is tegskywalker@hotmail.com if you want to help me out

If you throw in that "uber" floppy image in a zip or rar file that would be great dude. Whatever is the best one you have

 

[AKA]

Wont be a compressed file.. wouldnt be the same.

I created it as an image.. go here and download Undisker

You can use it to make the images I send you onto a floppy.. this way the floppy will be bootable. You cant create a Win95 bootable floppy diskette from your OS with only the files.

Im sending you two floppy images. One is Win95B with cdrom support (wont work on all cdrom drives).
The other is my custom WinMe with several options.. including almost all cdrom drive support.

 

[Dre]

You can get bootdisks here:

BootDisk

Great little website.