I imagine with Win95 no longer being supported, that Ben Jos found little use in maintaining the site any longer.  

He appears to be concentrating on having a good time these days:
http://tips.retrogames.com/gallery/benjos.html
and
http://tips.retrogames.com/

Hi,
I agree.  But as said "move along - nothing here" seems to apply to
Win95.  On this Celeron 300A Win95 is a fast/stable and efficient OS
meaning I can run on a 1.2G Hdrive with plenty of room left over for
apps/files.

Loaded Win2Kpro in this machine to learn the OS (added a 4 gig Hdrive
of course) and have been agast at the bloat and file overhead.  \WINNT
has 7000+ files , 960 Megs and I have already deleted many megs of
unneeded files !  Another 100 megs in Program Files\Common Files. The
registry alone is 15+ megs.  Win95 could install complete under 50
megs.

But consider the current situation. A few hundered dollars will get a
new system with a processor 8 times as fast as this and a hardrive 60
times as large.

Over the last year and 1/2 I've come to appreciate the advanced
features of NT5 and NT5.1  (2k and XP) and having upgraded this system
with a cheap used 1.2 g hertz Celeron and 40 g drive I again have a
reasonably fast system in spite of Win2K.

The point is anyone with a old Win95 box is money ahead to toss it
into the recycle bin and move on.  I've got an old P75 with Win95a on
it in the back room complete with printer/modem/monitor that  I bought
for $25. As an antique :-)  I'm going to find a first rate 386 based
Win 3.11 system soon while they're still in existance ! I'm not sure I
could even find an old Apple IIe any more (still working that is).

I can think of only a few special situations with legacy hardware or
software when anyone would have a need to stay with Win95. Laptops
mainly.  Otherwise the hardware/software is hardly worth the cost of
troubleshooting.

I used to have Ben's site spidered to my Hardrive (remember when 28K
modems were fast ?) but deleted it long ago..  If you find an archive
would you post the URL here ?

Thanks,
Lee

Not a mirror, but these may help

http://thpc.info/upd/win95upd.html

http://www.usbman.com/Win95%20USB%20Guide.htm

http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloads/Default.asp

The http://web.archive.org site still has a mirror of the website. Keep in
mind that any active content is not archived. Also any links on the page
have to be shortened as the have the web archive address in front.
http://web.archive.org/web/20030603180450/http://www.walbeehm.com/win95upd.html

Thank you. I won't go into the reasons for deleting that page and
everything else from my site. But, as someone said, Windows 95 (and
Windows 98) are old. And as long as I was still using those operating
systems myself somewhere, keeping things up to date was a lot easier.

I still have a copy of my 95 and 98 pages on my hard drive. If someone
wants to continue what I started and maintained for so long, contact
me. I prefer to give it to someone whose name I remember from many
years ago when I was still active in these forums. This is the first
time in a long time I'm looking at this forum and there's no guarantee
I will look at it again soon. So e-mail me if you're interested in
adopting and updating those pages. And if you want to be sure I
actually get the e-mail without it being deleted as spam, do not send
it to my main address. Send it to my Hotmail address instead. The
userID is my last name...

BJW.