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Desdinova | �orley | Win95.... |
October 7, 1996 10:12 PM * |
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Re: That depends... > You say it's reliable.... NOT.... In the last month I've had it crash > 11 times and I've had to reinstall it 4 times. The fix packs I got from MS > only helped a tiny bit. > I have a dx166, 128 megs of EDO, 4 1.6 WD's etc... I'm doing heavy > graphics and win95 just eats it. I'm still waiting on my copy of NT 4.0, MS > has been real slow in sending it. > ������������������ ����[ Now I Must Reply With ]��� ������������������ > > Well I say that *I* have not had any problems.. and I have several friends > that don't have problems. But I have a lot of experience with Windows, since > I build control systems using dos/windows I really know the ins and outs.. > maybe there is something that you are missing. You should start with a blank > HD, then install Win95, then install everything on top of that... That always > works great for me. I will agree that Win 95 is not with out it's problems, > but what you get out of it is messured by the level you put in. If you think Thats what I have done on all my reinstalls. I wipe the drives and start from scratch. The system just dosen't like Win95. MS has no clue why. As for OS/2, if I could get it to install on just one of the 6 systems I have I'd try it. I haven't been able get through all the errors. I do run Linux though, and I found that fairly easy to install. It's fun to play with too. Now if some one would just code a version of VBBS for it.. Desdinova... |
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