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Updates for Windows 95

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Devin - 17 Jun 2004 01:36 GMT
Reformatted and reinstalled Win95b.  How do I determine
which upgrades I need to install and in what order?  Also
have IE5.5 SP2 - Same question.  The last time I did this
Win95 was still supported and it was fairly easy to let
Windows Update tell me what I needed.  
MasterBlaster - 17 Jun 2004 13:04 GMT
> Reformatted and reinstalled Win95b.  How do I determine
> which upgrades I need to install and in what order?  Also
> have IE5.5 SP2 - Same question.  The last time I did this
> Win95 was still supported and it was fairly easy to let
> Windows Update tell me what I needed.

I just did that last week, as I'm experimenting with various old motherboards,
hard drives, video cards and whatnot, to see which work better together.

I've downloaded all the update files, and narrowed the list to a group that
included the latest version of all DLL, EXE, INF, etc. files found in the updates.
If I've missed any, I'm sure someone will pipe up.

I have all the W95 Cabs, updates and IE files on a spare hard drive, so I just
install from there to the "new" C: drive.

Here's the full procedure I used, along with the notes I made at the time to remind
me what to do next, and what just happened....

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Connect OS drive as slave
Boot with floppy
FDISK drive (/w FAT32?)
>Restart (floppy in)

FORMAT hard drive
Create C:\Windows\Options\Cabs
Copy all .cab files from slave to Cabs folder
Change to C:\Windows\Options\Cabs
Run SETUP.EXE  (have Product Key ready)
>Restarts

Does lots of stuff
>Restarts

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Go to W95 Updates folder on slave

168115us5.exe "Legacy Credential Caching"

msdun13.exe Dial-Up Networking 1.3 (install DUN 1.4 instead?)
>Restarts

-Change to "Windows logon" in Network to kill password prompt

238453US5.exe Spoofed Route Pointer
>Restarts

245729us5.exe Universal Naming Convention
>Restarts

249973USA5.exe Malformed RTF Control Word
>Restarts

256015usa5.exe DOS Device in Path Name
>Restarts

259728usa5.exe
>Restarts

273991usa5.exe
>Restarts

telnet95.exe Malformed Telnet Argument patch
>Restarts

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Go to IE5.5 folder on slave

ie5setup.exe
>Restarts

323759
>Restarts

324929
>Restarts

328389
328970 (says SP2 needed?!?!?)
330994
810847
>Restarts

Install LAN drivers
Modify Network settings and protocols
>Restarts

Power off & plug in LAN cable
>Power on

Set sharing options

dun14-95.exe Dial-Up Networking 1.4 (or earlier?)
>Restarts
>Restarts
>Restarts

w95ws2setup.exe Windows Socket 2 Update
>Manual restart

y2kvdhcp.exe DUN 1.3/Winsock2 Year 2000 Update
            (says DUN 1.4 is newer)

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Install other programs, games, sound drivers,
modem, video drivers, etc.
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Devin - 17 Jun 2004 14:29 GMT
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Thanks.  That's pretty much the kind of thing I was
looking for.  I'm on my 3rd (4th?) reformat and still
don't have this thing working as well as it once did.  I
know I'm missing something but not sure what.  I'll
verify I have all the listed upgrades and give it another
try.  
 
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