windows 95 restore problem

I have a windows 95 computer and I'm trying to re-install windows. But when I put the disk in it stops responding after it says " cd rom found - loading drivers". I got a boot disk with a driver on it and tried that but it didn't work. Can I load the driver file onto my original factory restore disk? Just looking for a way to make my restore disk work I'm pulling my hair out. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm not a professional computer expert. Can someone help me out here? I'd sincerely appreciate it.

Use a Windows 98SE OEM bootdisk from http://www.bootdisk.com

Why can't you install Windows 98, though? A big improvement over Windows 95.

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Post the brand name and model number of your computer and what version
of windows 95 you have.

thanks street1. Here is the information on my computer. Brand name of computer is Packard Bell, Model M415, and system is 4.00.950a   and IE 5.5.504134.0600. I hope you can help me out. If you need more info just let me know.

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Go to the below link to get a file that you  double click and run to make a win95 floppy  boot disk.When you boot with your bootdisk it will stop at the A:
prompt.Type R: then enter this should access your CD.

http://tapajo.unipar.br/~evaristo/discos%20de%20boot/boot95a.exe

ok. Thanks. everyone has told me to get a boot disk. Ok I did. In fact I tried every boot disk available or windows 95/98. Here's what happens when i use the disk. I get an error message that "command.com is corrupted or missing/ type the name of the interpreter". I tried but nothing happens. Now my next question is what options do i have now? My computer is a Packard Bell model M415 version 1.14. I have windows 95. The CD rom was replaced a few years ago. Recntly I used a "diskwash" program on it. I may have deleted some importnt files by accident. I have windows 95 installed on it now but I'm trying to re-install them. My problem is I can't.

Will you please post what you sent me? This is very confusing...

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If you have the original install disk but, don't have the original floppy disk
try this generic one.

You double click on this file and it makes a generic Packard Bell Boot floppy disk.

You should boot with the floppy disk you make from this file and also have your restore disk in the CDROM.Download the file at below link.

By the way .What did you send Raptor? :-?


http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?m=download&i=6760030000;DISK1_1.EXE;0;pi;

  ok tried that too. The disk you told me to run has disk error. So says my computer. On that note I will bid you a fond farewell. Thanks again for everything.  :-/ I'm done.

ok tried that too. The disk you told me to run has disk error. So says my computer. On that note I will bid you a fond farewell. Thanks again for everything.  :-/ I'm done.

Are you going to make a habbit out of ignoring me in public?

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ok tried that too. The disk you told me to run has disk error. So says my computer. On that note I will bid you a fond farewell. Thanks again for everything.  :-/ I'm done.

Well, I downloaded and ran a trial boot with it and it worked fine.The floppy booted and ended with a screen as follows.

          Please,insert The CD-Rom
            
               "Master CD1"
  
         Press any key To Continue.

Did you use the file you downloaded to create a bootable floppy disk or, just copy it to a floppy disk?

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Operator error. Frequently people make this a lot harder than it really is.

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Well,GX_1 Man and Raptor at least you two have me laughing at myself.

I think I got too involved.

The last boot disk that is generic= Packman Bells Does work?LOL

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Are you going to make a habbit out of ignoring me in public?

ROTFLMAO!
He's probably scared of you.

Are you going to make a habbit out of ignoring me in public?

ROTFLMAO!
He's probably scared of you.

I swear, he's doing it on purpose. He sent me 3 private messages allready.