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BenoitRen

Oct 21 2006, 01:20 PM

Hi there, I'm new here. I joined because because this seems to be the place where most Win9x users gather.

I still use Windows 95 OSR 2.5 on my 8 year old PC. Best of all, I modified the install files several months ago so that there's no IE at all! I use SeaMonkey as my browser. Before that, I used to have IE5 on my system (never had IE4, so didn't experience the horror of Active Desktop), even though I wouldn't use it.

I use this PC to surf the web, get e-mail, do IM, play some games, and recently, web design. It does this just fine.

Recently I became aware of Windows 95 updates. However, the resources available didn't offer a comprehensive list of them. So I made one myself based on ERPMan's Windows 95 page. I intend to add unofficial updates later, as well as the USB updates.

Are there others here who still regularly use Windows 95? It seems to mostly be a Windows 98 crowd.

Petr

Oct 21 2006, 03:36 PM

I don't use Windows 95 but I tried to collect all Win95 updates, here is the list of files:

CODE

Activeds.dll	5.0.2172.1
Activeds.tlb	5.0.2143.1
Adprop.hlp	NONE
Adsldpc.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsldp.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsmsext.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsnds.dll	5.0.2143.1
Adsnt.dll	5.0.2191.1
Adsnw.dll	5.0.2143.1
Afvxd.vxd	4.00.950
Afvxd.vxd	4.10.1511
Afvxd.vxd	4.10.1657
Ariblk.ttf	NONE
Arp.exe	3.51
Arp.exe	5.00.1545.1
Asp.dll	4.02.0685
Asycfilt.dll	2.40.4275.1
Asycfilt.dll	2.40.4276.1
Atapchng.vxd	4.00.1112
Atapchng.vxd	4.00.951
Awfxcg32.dll	4.00.962
Backup.exe	4.00.952
Cabinet.dll	1.00.603.0
Cabinet.dll	5.00.2147.1
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1114
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1116
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1117
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1118
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.1112
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.1113
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.952
Cdvsd.vxd	4.00.1112
Cdvsd.vxd	4.00.952
Cfgmgr32.dll	4.10.1422
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.00.1150
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.10.1537
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.10.1903
Cfgwiz.dll	4.00.1150
Cfgwiz.dll	4.10.1537
Cfgwiz.dll	4.10.1903
Charmap.exe	4.00.951
Cimwin32.dll	1.50.1085.0048
Cmnquery.dll	5.00.2195.1
Comctl32.dll	4.70.0.1146 
Comctl32.dll	4.72.2106.4
Comctl32.dll	4.72.3612.1702
Comdlg32.dll	4.00.951
Comicbd.ttf	NONE
Comic.ttf	NONE
Command.com	4.00.1111
Command.com	4.00.951
Command.com	4.03.1112
Compobj.dll	2.2
Conagent.exe	NONE
Configmg.vxd	4.00.1112
Configmg.vxd	4.00.1114
Cp_1250.nls	NONE
Cp_1251.nls	NONE
Cp_1252.nls	NONE
Cp_1253.nls	NONE
Cp_1254.nls	NONE
Cp_1255.nls	NONE
Cp_1256.nls	NONE
Cp_1257.nls	NONE
Crypt32.dll	5.131.1877.9
Cryptdll.dll	5.00.2195.1
Dcom95.exe	4.71.1015.0
Delw2Reg.exe	NONE
Devlib.exe	NONE
Dfs.vxd	4.10.2231
Dialer.exe	4.10.2000
Directcc.exe	4.10.1537
Directcc.exe	4.10.1903
Disktsd.vxd	4.00.1112
Disktsd.vxd	4.00.952
Diskvsd.vxd	4.00.1114
Dlc.vxd	4.10.990
Dlc.vxd	4.10.995
Dlc.vxd	4.10.996
Dnsapi.dll	5.0.2181.1
Dsclient.chm	NONE
Dsclient.hlp	NONE
Dsfolder.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsprop.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsquery.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsuiext.dll	5.0.2195.1
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1112
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1116
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1118
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1119
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.954
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.955
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.956
Europat.exe	1, 0, 0, 1
Exchng32.exe	4.0
Fdisk.exe	NONE
Fontinst.exe	1, 0, 0, 3
Ftp.exe	3.51
Ftp.exe	5.00.1545.1
Gdi1252.exe	4.01.971
Gdi32.dll	4.00.1112
Gdi32.dll	4.00.952
Gdi32.dll	4.01.970
Gdi32.dll	4.01.971
Gdi.exe	4.00.1112
Gdi.exe	4.00.952
Gdi.exe	4.00.953
Gdi.exe	4.01.970
Gdi.exe	4.01.971
Gdipe.exe	4.01.971
Getisdn.url	NONE
Hosts.sam	NONE
Hsflop.pdr	
Hsflop.pdr	4.00.1112
Hsflop.pdr	4.00.1113
Httpodbc.dll	4.02.0685
Icmp.dll	3.51
Icmp.dll	5.00.1545.1
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1113
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1114
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1116
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.954
Iislog.dll	4.02.0685
Imagecls.sys	4.03.1212
Imagehlp.dll	4.00.1381.4
Impact.ttf	NONE
Inetmib1.dll	3.51
Inetmib1.dll	3.51.1057.4
Inetmib1.dll	5.00.1717.1
Infocomm.dll	4.02.0685
Insmsi.exe	1.11.2405.0
Int13.vxd	4.00.1112
Intl.cpl	4.00.951
Ios.vxd	4.00.1112
Ios.vxd	4.00.1113
Ios.vxd	4.00.1114
Ios.vxd	4.00.1115
Ios.vxd	4.00.953
Io.sys	NONE
Ipsetup.exe	4.10.1903
Iscomlog.dll	4.02.0685
Isdn.hlp	NONE
Isdnui.dll	4.00.1150
Isdnui.dll	4.10.1537
Isdnui.dll	4.10.1903
Iwrps.dll	4.02.0685
Kbdbe.kbd	NONE
Kbdbene.kbd	NONE
Kbdcr.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz1.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz2.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz.kbd	NONE
Kbdda.kbd	NONE
Kbdes.kbd	NONE
Kbdfi.kbd	NONE
Kbdfo.kbd	NONE
Kbdfr.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk220.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk319.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk.kbd	NONE
Kbdgkl.kbd	NONE
Kbdgl220.kbd	NONE
Kbdgl319.kbd	NONE
Kbdgr1.kbd	NONE
Kbdgr.kbd	NONE
Kbdhu1.kbd	NONE
Kbdhu.kbd	NONE
Kbdic.kbd	NONE
Kbdir.kbd	NONE
Kbdit1.kbd	NONE
Kbdit.kbd	NONE
Kbdlt.kbd	NONE
Kbdlv1.kbd	NONE
Kbdlv.kbd	NONE
Kbdne.kbd	NONE
Kbdno.kbd	NONE
Kbdpl1.kbd	NONE
Kbdpl.kbd	NONE
Kbdpo.kbd	NONE
Kbdsf.kbd	NONE
Kbdsg.kbd	NONE
Kbdsl1.kbd	NONE
Kbdsl.kbd	NONE
Kbdsp.kbd	NONE
Kbdsv.kbd	NONE
Kbdsw.kbd	NONE
Kbdtuf.kbd	NONE
Kbdtuq.kbd	NONE
Kbduk.kbd	NONE
Kbdusx.kbd	NONE
Kbdycc.kbd	NONE
Kbdycl.kbd	NONE
Kernel32.dll	4.00.1112
Kernel32.dll	4.00.951
Kernel32.dll	4.00.952
Kernel32.dll	4.03.1212
Kernel32.dll	4.03.1216
Krnl386.exe	4.03.1212
Larialbd.ttf	NONE
Larialbi.ttf	NONE
Lariali.ttf	NONE
Larial.ttf	NONE
Lcourbd.ttf	NONE
Lcourbi.ttf	NONE
Lcouri.ttf	NONE
Lcour.ttf	NONE
Linkinfo.dll	4.00.951
Logonsrv.dll	5.0.2195.1
Lpt.vxd	4.00.951
Lpt.vxd	4.00.954
Lpt.vxd	4.00.955
Ltimesbd.ttf	NONE
Ltimesbi.ttf	NONE
Ltimesi.ttf	NONE
Ltimes.ttf	NONE
Mapi32.dll	4.0
Mapi.dll	4.0
Metadata.dll	4.02.0685
Mfc40.dll	4.1.6140
Mpr.dll	4.00.951
Mprserv.dll	4.00.955
Mprserv.Dll	4.00.959
Mprserv.dll	4.00.959
Mprserv.dll	4.00.962
Mprserv.dll	4.00.963
Mprserv.dll	4.00.964
Mprserv.dll	4.10.2000 ???
Msab32.dll	4.0.951
Msafd.dll	4.10.1511
Msafd.dll	4.10.1656
Msasn1.dll	5.0.2134.1
Msdaipp.10	8.102.4004.0
Msdaipp.15	8.103.4004.0
Msfs32.dll	4.0
Msgsrv32.exe	4.00.1112
Msi.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msi.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msi.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msiexec.exe	1.10.1029.1
Msiexec.exe	1.11.2405.0
Msiexec.exe	2.0.2600.2
Msihnd.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msihnd.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msihnd.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msiinst.exe	?
Msiinst.exe	5.1.2600.27
Msimain.sdb	?
Msimsg.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msimsg.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msimsg.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msisip.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msls31.dll	3.10.337.0
Msnet32.dll	4.00.952
Msnet32.dll	4.00.953
Msnet32.dll	4.00.955
Msnet32.dll	4.00.956
Msnet32.dll	4.10.2225
Msnp32.dll	4.00.952
Msnp32.dll	4.00.956
Msnp32.dll	4.00.957
Msnp32.dll	4.10.2225
Mspatcha.dll	1.94.319.0
Mspatcha.dll	5.1.2600.0
Mspsrv.exe	4.00.952
Mspwl32.dll	4.00.951
Mspwl32.dll	4.00.952
Msshrui.dll	4.00.1111
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1111
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1112
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1113
Mstcp.dll	4.00.950
Msvcrt40.dll	4.22.0000
Msvcrt.dll	4.20.0.6164
Msvcrt.dll	4.20.6164
Msvcrt.dll	5.00.7022
Msvcrt.dll	6.00.8397.0
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1511
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1656
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1657
Mswsosp.dll	4.10.1511
Mswsosp.dll	4.10.1656
Nbtstat.exe	NONE
Ndis2Sup.vxd	4.00.950
Ndishlp.sys	NONE
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1010
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1111
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1113
Ndiswan.vxd	4.00.1150
Ndiswan.vxd	4.10.1537
Ndiswan.vxd	4.10.1903
Ndswan16.dll	4.00.1150
Ndswan16.dll	4.10.1537
Ndswan16.dll	4.10.1903
Ndswan32.dll	4.00.1150
Ndswan32.dll	4.10.1537
Ndswan32.dll	4.10.1903
Negotiat.dll	5.0.2195.4784
Net.exe	NONE
Net.exe	NONE
Net.exe	NONE
Netpptp.sys	4.10.1537
Netpptp.sys	4.10.1903
Netpptp.sys	4.10.2002
Netstat.exe	3.51
Netstat.exe	5.00.1545.1
Ntdsapi.dll	5.0.2195.1
Ntkern.vxd	4.03.1212
Ntkern.vxd	4.03.1213
Nwapi32.dll	4.10.1381
Nwapilyr.dll	5.0.2195.1
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1112
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1113
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1114
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1117
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.951
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.958
Nwnblink.vxd	4.00.952
Nwnet32.dll	4.00.951
Nwnp32.dll	4.00.969
Nwnp32.dll	4.10.2000
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.952
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.954
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.955
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.956
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.1113
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.1114
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.952
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.960
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.975
Nwserver.vxd	4.00.951
Nwserver.vxd	4.00.952
Oainst.exe	2.40.4514
Ole32.dll	2.1
Oleacc_A.dll	4.2.3130.0
Oleaccrc.dll	4.2.4025.1
Oleacc_U.dll	4.2.3100.0
Oleaut32.dll	2.40.4275
Oleaut32.dll	2.40.4276.1
Oledb32A.dll	2.51.5303.0
Oledb32.dll	2.51.5303.0
Olepro32.dll	5.0.4275
Olepro32.dll	5.0.4276.1
Olethk32.dll	2.1
Opengl32.dll	4.00
Openhci.sys	4.03.1163
Openhci.sys	4.03.1214
Openhci.sys	4.03.1217
Password.cpl	4.00.954
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1114
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1115
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1118
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1119
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1120
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1121
Pci.vxd	4.00.1113
Pci.vxd	4.00.1114
Pci.vxd	4.00.1120
Pci.vxd	4.00.1122
Ping.exe	3.51
Ping.exe	4.00
Ping.exe	4.00.1381.3
Ping.exe	5.00.1545.1
Pppmac.vxd	4.00.1150
Pppmac.vxd	4.00.954
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.1537
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.1903
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.2002
Pppndi.dll	4.10.1537
Pppndi.dll	4.10.1903
Protman.dos	NONE
Protman.exe	NONE
Qfecheck.exe	4.00.950
Qfecheck.hlp	NONE
Radmin32.dll	3.51.867.1
Rasapi16.dll	4.00.1150
Rasapi16.dll	4.10.1537
Rasapi16.dll	4.10.1903
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1111
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1112
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1113
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1114
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1150
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.950
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.953
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.954
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.1537
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.1903
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.2000
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.2002
Readme.txt	NONE
Redirect.mod	NONE
Regtlib.exe	6.00.8191
Riched20.dll	5.0.153.0
Riched20.dll	5.30.22.2300
Riched20.dll	5.30.23.1200
Riched32.dll	5.0.1461.82
Rlocal32.dll	3.51.867.1
Rmm.pdr	4.00.1112
Rnaapp.exe	4.00.1150
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.1537
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.1903
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.2002
Rnaapp.hlp	NONE
Rnanp.dll	4.00.1111
Rnanp.dll	4.00.1150
Rnanp.dll	4.00.950
Rnanp.dll	4.10.1537
Rnanp.dll	4.10.1903
Rnaph.dll	4.40.311
Rnaph.dll	4.70.1903
Rnaserv.dll	4.00.1150
Rnaserv.dll	4.10.1537
Rnaserv.dll	4.70.1903
Rnasetup.95	4.00.950
Rnasetup.dll	4.00.1150
Rnasetup.dll	4.00.950
Rnasetup.dll	4.10.1537
Rnasetup.dll	4.10.1903
Rnasetup.osr	4.00.950
Rnathunk.dll	4.00.1150
Rnathunk.dll	4.10.1537
Rnathunk.dll	4.10.1903
Rnaui.dll	4.00.1111
Rnaui.dll	4.00.1150
Rnaui.dll	4.00.950
Rnaui.dll	4.10.1537
Rnaui.dll	4.10.1903
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1511
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1656
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1657
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1658
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1660
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1661
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1662
Route.exe	3.51
Route.exe	5.00.1545.1
Rpcltc1.dll	4.00.951
Rpcltc3.dll	4.00.952
Rpcltccm.dll	4.71.3328.0
Rpclts3.dll	4.00.951
Rpcrt4.dll	4.00.953
Rpcrt4.dll	4.71.3116
Rpcrt4.dll	4.71.3336.0
Rplcldr.exe	NONE
Sage.dll	4.40.311
Schannel.dll	4.86.1961.1877 
Schannel.dll	4.86.1964.1877
Schannel.dll	4.87.1961.1877 
Schannel.dll	4.87.1964.1877
Scsi1Hlp.vxd	4.00.951
Scsi1Hlp.vxd	4.00.953
Scsiport.pdr	4.00.1112
Scsiport.pdr	4.00.951
Sdbapi.dll	1.0.0.1
Secur32.dll	4.10.2000
Secur32.dll	4.10.2228
Serenum.vxd	4.10.2222
Setupapi.dll	4.00
Setup.exe	4.10.1511
Setup.exe	4.10.1657
Setup.exe	4.10.1658
Setupx.dll	4.00.1111
Shell32.dll	4.00.1112
Shell32.dll	4.00.951
Shell32.dll	4.00.952
Shell32.dll	4.00.954
Shell32.dll	4.00.955
Shfolder.dll	5.00.2919.200
Smartvsd.vxd	4.00.1024
Smartvsd.vxd	4.00.1111
Smmscrpt.dll	4.10.1903
Smmscrpt.dll	4.40.1150
Smmscrpt.dll	4.70.1537
Smmscrpt.dll	4.70.1903
Smmsetup.dll	4.10.1903
Smmsetup.dll	4.40.1150
Smmsetup.dll	4.70.1537
Smmsetup.dll	4.70.1903
Sndvol32.exe	4.10.1998
Snmpapi.dll	4.00
Snmpapi.dll	5.00.1717.1
Snmpapi.dll	5.00.2195.5513
Snmp.exe	5.00.1717.1
Snmp.exe	5.00.2195.5513
Socketsv.vxd	4.00.1112
Spap.vxd	4.00.1150
Spap.vxd	4.10.1537
Spap.vxd	4.10.1903
Splitter.vxd	4.00.1150
Splitter.vxd	4.10.1537
Splitter.vxd	4.10.1903
Spoolss.dll	4.00.951
Spoolss.dll	4.00.952
Spoolss.dll	4.03.1212
Ssee1250.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1251.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1252.fon	4.10.1998
Ssee1253.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1254.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1257.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1250.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1251.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1252.fon	4.10.1998
Ssef1253.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1254.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1257.fon	4.10.1689
Stdole2.tlb	2.40.4275
Stdole2.tlb	2.40.4276.1
Svrapi.dll	4.00.1111
Synceng.dll	4.00.951
Tahomabd.ttf	NONE
Tahoma.ttf	NONE
Telnet.exe	3.51
Telnet.exe	5.00.1545.1
Telnet.exe	5.00.1755.2
Telnet.hlp	NONE
Timedate.cpl	4.00.951
Timedate.cpl	4.00.952
Torisan3.vxd	4.00.952
Tracert.exe	3.51
Tracert.exe	5.00.1545.1
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1212
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1213
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1214
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1215
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1218
Unicode.bin	NONE
Unidrv.dll	4.00.951
Usbcamd.sys	4.03.1212
Usbd.sys	4.03.1212
Usbd.sys	4.03.1213
Usbd.sys	4.03.1214
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1212
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1213
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1214
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1215
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1218
User32.dll	4.00.954
User32.dll	4.01.971
User.exe	4.00.951
User.exe	4.00.952
User.exe	4.00.953
User.exe	4.00.954
User.exe	4.01.971
Usp10.dll	1.0325.2145.1
Usp10.dll	1.0325.2180.1
Vcache.vxd	4.00.1111
Vcache.vxd	4.00.950
Vcond.vxd	4.03.1212
Vdhcp.386	4.00.950
Vdhcp.386	4.00.952
Vdhcp.386	4.00.954
Vdhcp.386	4.00.956
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1423
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1657
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1658
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1660
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1661
Verdanab.ttf	NONE
Verdanai.ttf	NONE
Verdana.ttf	NONE
Verdanaz.ttf	NONE
Vfbackup.vxd	4.00.1112
Vfbackup.vxd	4.00.1114
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1212
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1213
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1214
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1212
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1213
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1214
Vgateway.vxd	4.00.1150
Vgateway.vxd	4.10.1537
Vgateway.vxd	4.10.1903
Vip.386	4.00.500
Vip.386	4.00.951
Vip.386	4.00.956
Vip.386	4.00.958
Vip.386	4.10.1423
Vip.386	4.10.1511
Vip.386	4.10.1512
Vip.386	4.10.1657
Vip.386	4.10.1658
Vip.386	4.10.1659
Vip.386	4.10.1660
Vip.386	4.10.1661
Vmcpd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vmcpd.vxd	4.10.1505
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1212
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1215
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1216
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1217
Vnbt.386	4.00.950
Vnbt.386	4.00.952
Vnbt.386	4.00.953
Vnbt.386	4.00.959
Vnbt.386	4.10.1512
Vnbt.386	4.10.1656
Vnbt.386	4.10.1658
Vnbt.386	4.10.1659
Vnetbios.vxd	4.00.953
Vnetbios.vxd	4.00.954
Vnetsup.vxd	4.00.1112
Vnetsup.vxd	4.00.950
Vnetsup.vxd	4.10.2223
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.1112
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.952
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.953
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.954
Vpicd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1112
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1114
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1116
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1117
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1118
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1120
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1121
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1122
Vredir.vxd	4.00.953
Vredir.vxd	4.00.954
Vredir.vxd	4.00.955
Vredir.vxd	4.00.958
Vredir.vxd	4.00.960
Vredir.vxd	4.10.2231
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1112
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1113
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1114
Vserver.vxd	4.00.952
Vserver.vxd	4.00.953
Vserver.vxd	4.00.954
Vserver.vxd	4.00.955
Vserver.vxd	4.00.956
Vtcp.386	4.00.454
Vtcp.386	4.00.954
Vtcp.386	4.00.956
Vtcp.386	4.10.1423
Vtcp.386	4.10.1424
Vtcp.386	4.10.1657
Vtcp.386	4.10.1658
Vtdapi.vxd	4.00.950
Vtdi.386	4.00.454
Vtdi.386	4.10.1423
Vtdi.386	4.10.1656
Vtd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vudp.386	4.10.1423
Vudp.386	4.10.1657
Vwin32.vxd	4.03.1212
Vxdldr.vxd	4.03.1212
W3Svc.dll	4.02.0685
Wam.dll	4.02.0685
Wan.tsp	4.00.1150
Wan.tsp	4.10.1537
Wan.tsp	4.10.1903
Wbemprox.dll	1.50.1085.0045
Wgpoadmn.dll	4.0
Winfile.exe	4.00.951
Winipcfg.exe	4.00.950
Winipcfg.exe	4.10.1656
Winoa386.mod	4.03.1212
Winsock.dll	4.00.1111
Winsock.dll	4.00.1114
Winsock.dll	4.00.950
Winsock.dll	4.10.1511
Winsock.dll	4.10.1656
Wldap32.dll	5.0.2168.1
Wmsui32.dll	4.0
Ws2_32.dlx	4.10.1511
Ws2_32.dlx	4.10.1656
Ws2Help.dll	4.10.1511
Ws2Help.dll	4.10.1656
Ws2Thk.dll	4.10.1511
Ws2Thk.dll	4.10.1656
Wsasrv.exe	4.00.950
Wsasrv.exe	4.10.1511
Wsasrv.exe	4.10.1656
Wshtcp.vxd	4.00.950
Wshtcp.vxd	4.10.1511
Wshtcp.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.951
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.954
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.956
Wsipx.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsipx.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsock2.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsock2.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsock32.dll	4.00.1111
Wsock32.dll	4.00.1114
Wsock32.dll	4.00.950	
Wsock32.dll	4.00.953
Wsock32.dlx	4.10.1511
Wsock32.dlx	4.10.1656
Wsock.vxd	4.00.1063
Wsock.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsock.vxd	4.10.1656
Xcopy32.mod	4.00.1112
Xcopy32.mod	4.00.951
Xcopy.exe	NA
Xcopy.exe	NA
Xtrans.95	NONE
Xtrans.osr	NONE

I may look rather confusing but I don't have anything better. Almost all files I have, with few exceptions. If you would like to know from wich package is any specific file please let me know.

Petr

BenoitRen

Oct 22 2006, 12:19 PM

That's a lot of files. How big is the full package?

I went ahead and started applying the updates I felt were needed. But the Year 2000 update didn't work, because my system is Dutch and the patch is for English Windows.

I searched the web, but can't find a place where they still offer it for download.

In my search, I found this page, which offers a fix for the conventional memory problem caused by IO.SYS. Is it legitimate? There's only an unofficial patch by MDGx that I know about.

EDIT: Solved! Look at this gold mine I found with Google while looking for a Dutch version of the MSGSRV32 fix!

MDGx

Oct 22 2006, 02:11 PM

Win95B/95C OSR2.x IO.SYS patches are official from M$ in all available languages:

* Microsoft Windows 95B OSR 2.0/2.1 International (other than U.S. English) Memory Leak IO.SYS Patches:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=170456

See also this guide if you want to do this by hand using DEBUG:
http://www.mdgx.com/osr2.htm#IOFIX

There is also another official M$ IO.SYS patch here [English language only] which seems to be newer [look at date/time stamps]:

* Microsoft Windows 95/OSR1/OSR2 Hardware Profile Errors IO.SYS Fix:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=185301
Direct download [296 KB, English]:
http://www.mdgx.com/files/IOSYSUPD.EXE

HTH

BenoitRen

Oct 22 2006, 03:39 PM

Thanks, I was just browsing your list and looked at the IO.SYS fix entry again, and there was a link to the official fix. Going to apply it now.

xmanglc

Oct 26 2006, 03:02 PM

I wouldnt use win95 beacuse it dosent support native usb or wifi cards!!!!!

prx984

Oct 26 2006, 06:00 PM

QUOTE (xmanglc @ Oct 26 2006, 05:02 PM)

I wouldnt use win95 beacuse it dosent support native usb or wifi cards!!!!!

nor does 98, or xp in some cases

95 may be old, but its a good OS for very basic things. i still use it on an old laptop of mine, plus a VPC for those old games i love

BenoitRen

Oct 27 2006, 12:22 PM

QUOTE (xmanglc @ Oct 26 2006, 10:02 PM)

I wouldnt use win95 beacuse it dosent support native usb or wifi cards!!!!!

I don't need USB except for my scanner.
I don't need WiFi here at home.

erpdude8

Jan 8 2007, 11:00 AM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Oct 27 2006, 01:22 PM)

I don't need USB except for my scanner.
I don't need WiFi here at home.

what kind of scanner do you use, BenoitRen? name the brand and model.

same here with WiFi. not necessary for me either.

I mentioned in the Win98se SP forum Marius '95 also uses Win95. so you're not alone in this forum

erpdude8

Jan 8 2007, 11:33 AM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Oct 22 2006, 01:19 PM)

need the Dutch edition of the Win95 Y2K update? get it here.

BenoitRen

Jan 8 2007, 11:37 AM

AcerScan 620U.

I used to have a CD with drivers for it and PhotoExpress, but my brother lended it to a friend years ago (**** pirates), and I never saw it back. Recently, after figuring that whining to my brother and parents wouldn't do anything, I called him and asked my CD back. He was going to look for it, but I haven't heard anything back. I'll continue investigating this.

Meanwhile I tried to find drivers on the Internet for it, which I found, but they don't seem to work. Hell, the installation doesn't even detect that I'm on Windows 95 OSR 2.x, and complains about that (though you can choose to continue anyway).

Now the scanner is completely useless as recently my rabbit bit into the power wire (not connected). According to my mom the wire was getting hardened too. I'll have to get a replacement.

*sigh*

QUOTE

I mentioned in the Win98se SP forum Marius '95 also uses Win95. so you're not alone in this forum

Didn't he say that he doesn't anymore, as there are no Radeon drivers for it?

QUOTE

need the Dutch edition of the Win95 Y2K update? get it here.

Thanks, but that's where I already found it months ago.

-Chris-

Jan 10 2007, 04:12 AM

QUOTE (xmanglc @ Oct 26 2006, 04:02 PM)

I wouldnt use win95 beacuse it dosent support native usb or wifi cards!!!!!

USB 1.1 support can be attained on some chipsets with the USB Supplement to OSR 2.x and there ARE WiFi cards that support 9x, all teh way back to 95. It can still be productive - I still use it (in addition to NT3.51 & NT4) on my older computers, especially 486's.

marxo

Jan 10 2007, 10:17 AM

Aren't there some drivers for USB support for Win95?

erpdude8

Jan 31 2007, 10:43 AM

QUOTE (TM0d @ Jan 10 2007, 11:17 AM)

Aren't there some drivers for USB support for Win95?

ONLY for Win95 OSR2.x versions B and C. They don't work with the original or OSR1 [version A] editions of Win95.

I did mention in the "unofficial and mcafee" thread in the Unofficial Win98 SE Service pack forum that the last version of McAfee VirusScan to run under Win95 is version 6.02. I kinda liked the older versions of VirusScan since they use less resources. I thought VirusScan 5.21 was the last one supported under Win95 but VirusScan Home Edition 6.02 and VirusScan Professional edition 6.02 do work under Win95. Version 6.02 requires a minimum of Win95B with Winsock 2 + IE 4.01 SP2. I've tested these versions on an old Win95c machine and they work. I did apply the latest DAT updates and used scan engine 5000 RC, not engine 5100. I mentioned in the "unofficial and mcafee" thread that scan engine 5100 does not work correctly under Win95.

there were some unofficial updates I've made for Win95 SR2.x B/C such as the MSINFO95 pack and Unofficial Win95 SR2 URP [update rollup pack]. I made these in my own spare time. these updates are found on MDGx's web site.

erpdude8

Mar 9 2007, 05:37 PM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Oct 21 2006, 02:20 PM)

The ERPMan Windows 95 page is my page, BenoitRen.
I only find the OSR2 releases of Win95 still useful to me as I can put either the B or C version on my old NEC computer which is now at my next door neighbor's house.

and I still find Sean Erwin's Windows 95 OSR2 FAQ to have useful info about the OSR2 editions of Win95.
The site that had the OSR2 FAQ has removed it but you can take a look at the OSR2 FAQ here.

georg

Mar 9 2007, 07:16 PM

I run 95 on an AMD 486-133. The OS is from an upgrade CD, & IE 4.0 came on a separate CD, so did not install it. 95 plug and play rescues old hardware, as the drivers match. Have software and business records back to 1982 on 5.25 disks, and they seem to last better than 3.5's, so use this machine to access them. It works well in DOS and Windows, and runs just about any program that 98FE does. Don't use it on the internet - just pull downloaded files from other machines across the network if needed. It is fast and responsive, up to date for DST.

Cel633/98SE/512RAM/40G;80G/MX400/CD-RW/DVD/3.5;5.25
Cel366/98FE/256RAM/3G/intATI/CD/3.5
486DX133/95/20RAM/425M/S3/CD/3.5;5.25

Ponch

Mar 10 2007, 07:25 AM

QUOTE (georg @ Mar 10 2007, 02:16 AM)

I run 95 on an AMD 486-133

Just curious, is it an overclocked 120 or did they really make them 130MHz 486 ?
(I have a 100@120 laying somewhere and once came across a dead AMD DX4-120 cpu).

BenoitRen

Mar 10 2007, 10:36 AM

I figured out long ago that ERPMan's page was yours, erpdude.

By the way, the link you posted leads to a page with no cache of the FAQ, and the Wayback Machine doesn't have it either.

georg

Mar 10 2007, 11:58 AM

Answer to post #17 by Ponch:

Per AMD the Am5x86-133 is a 32-bit SL Enhanced CPU which runs on a 33MHz bus with 16KB internal cache w/write back and write through. Pin-out is same as the AMD Am486®DX4 Enhanced (SV8B family).

Part numbers are AMD-X5-133ADW (168-pin PGA package, 3.45 volt, 55C case temp.)
AMD-X5-133ADZ (168-pin PGA package, 3.45 volt, 85C case temp.)

CPU multiplies the input clock by 4. On the old Hurricane Discover benchmark, it comes in at 78% of a Pentium 100. AMD shows benchmarks for a Gigabyte GA486AM/256KB L2 cache (15nS), 16MB DRAM (70nS), Diamond Stealth 2 MB VRAM video card: Winstone '96 (Units) 44.4; WinBench '96 CPUMark16 145.0; WinBench '96 CPUMark32 151.0

Wikipedia says the chip was introduced in November 1995, and was used in consumer PC's until 1999. They say it is still in production for use in embedded controllers, and the core used in the Élan SC520 family of microcontrollers marketed by AMD is a derivative. It was also used on the Acorn RiscPC "PC card" second processors. The 5x86 was first-ever use of the PR rating. Because the 5x86 was the equal of a Pentium 75 MHz processor in benchmarks, AMD later marketed the chip as "AM5x86-P75". Wiki says a 150 MHz-rated part may have also been released by AMD, and the 133 part was commonly overclocked to 160 MHz.

erpdude8

May 26 2007, 09:35 PM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Mar 10 2007, 11:36 AM)

I figured out long ago that ERPMan's page was yours, erpdude.

By the way, the link you posted leads to a page with no cache of the FAQ, and the Wayback Machine doesn't have it either.

thanks for the heads up, BenoitRen. I've changed the link to the Win95 OSR2 FAQ page.
Sean Erwin's OSR2 FAQ had very useful info about versions B and C of Win95

Win95B or Win95C was also useful on IBM Aptiva machines. anyone who owned an IBM Aptiva computer with pre-installed Win95 SR2.x is very lucky, especially when using the Rapid Resume power management feature which is similar to the hibernation feature found in most modern computers. Alice has a page about IBM Aptiva machines here.

BTW - The final release of K-Meleon 1.1 is out, along with Opera 9.21.

no1none

Jun 12 2007, 09:55 AM

Well I guess I will be joining you guys today in this thread ;-) I just got in something very old and its owner want it restored back in full shine of Windows 95 Glory

Gave me its original "restore cd" by Acer, but its Chinese Traditional version and obviously I can't read it LOL useless.
So here is what I did so far:
Partition for W95 is just 256 MB (yes MB, not GB) then there is half gig for NT4 and 1 gig for shared space where he wants to keep his old DOS games etc.
Due to limited space I figured it would be better to start customizing 95's installation to get rid of the old junk that come with it by default and he wouldn't use it anyways (IE3, Mail-News etc). That took it down to just 70MB after WIn95 completed installation.
Then I installed USB supplement from Companion CD (since there is dual USB port) and drivers for all the devices. Im at 75 MB footprint ATM. I know I need to update it with Y2K stuff (w95y2k, corpupd, y2kvdhcp - have them all ready), but Im not sure what else? He probably won't use it for internet access while on W95 (thats what NT4 will be there), but still I'd like to patch it up and secure, so any input and hints are kindly welcome

BenoitRen

Jun 12 2007, 11:07 AM

That's about it, really. No IE, no NetBIOS, and the latest patches. Perfect.

no1none

Jun 12 2007, 01:43 PM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Jun 12 2007, 11:07 AM)

That's about it, really. No IE, no NetBIOS, and the latest patches. Perfect.

great

Im playing with it ATM, and Im not sure is it just my prejudice againt anything 98

but 95 really feels more stable. I guess removing crap from installation was helpful.
Anyways I will reinstall it, because Im making completely customized Win95 CD for him (with crap removed from disc and from installation .inf and with the drivers and useful soft instead) and I will have to test it on something, so for the sake of testing Im going to inject it with IE5.5SP2 with shell update (I just made nice standalone single executable with options to install with or without "Active Desktop Update" - gotta test it too hehe).

Has anyone notice microsoft's site has nothin left for windows 95?
There are tons of bad links to references etc, you can't even find any old windows update for 95 crap as it used to be - but it is like this only in english, if you choose different language there is still some stuff left, ie euro support is not available on english version, but if you choose other lang. (i went with japanese link) its still there same as before.

/edit/
Im distracted, sorry

What I was going to ask is
1
what firewall soft works on win95
2
how to modify boot image i made from 95's startup disk to work like Win2K's boot - with the prompt to press any key to run bootloader or time out in few seconds and goto/skip to hard disk?
Because using original 95 floppy image is pointless in making bootable Win95 CD since it will always load it automatically and end up on the "A:\ " prompt...

/edit again/
I want to include USB directly in installation too

I noticed that Win95 searches for uhcd.sys and usbd.sys in precopy1.cab - if i add them to the cab (and update its byte size in installation infs of course etc) will that be a problem since it will be rather large for a 'floppy cab', also what reg entries do i need to add as well? and what about openhci.sys and possibly vfwwdm32.dll (which i noticed someone smart added to package for unofficial usb update)?

And about USB - I dont know why installing USB supplement from companin disc doesnt automatically install drivers for "PCI USB", I have to manually select it and navigate it to the usbd.sys and uhcd in windows folders for it to become the "Standard Universal USB Host..." in the device manager, otherwise it stays in the yelllow question mark as "PCI USB". Is it because I removed something too many from installation? Somehow I don't remember doing it manually in the past when I used "full" unmodified Win95 installations...

BenoitRen

Jun 12 2007, 06:23 PM

I thought that Win95 wasn't going to connect to the Internet? It will only open TCP ports when it needs to, so you don't really need a firewall, at least when it comes to closing ports. Anyway, I believe the good old Kerio 2.1.5 firewall will work on it.

I'm not familiar with the Win2K boot disc, so I'm not sure what you want to do. Some batch wizardry could solve part of it, I guess.

Slipstreaming the USB updates could work. I have no idea what registry entries the updates need, though. Remember that it also installs a different, USB-able kernel. And yeah, I remember something about a PCI USB yellow mark. Not sure what to say about that.

oscardog

Jun 12 2007, 06:36 PM

From nt4 today
I never was Win9x fan, even when I had to use it. I never seen worse OS than any of those 95/98/ME series. Reinstalls and crashes on a basically daily basis - I think it sums it up. Im surprised Msoft never shipped it with some ghost/imaging software (so people could quickly and easily 'restore' their win9x harddisk with last saved working config, instead of going thru all that lengthy installation process). IMHO Msoft's reputationsuffered alot after release of win9x (or maybe since win3.x actually).
Except for those old games that need DOS, I really can't see any reason why anyone would use win9x nowadays or in the past since 198/1999 - computers shipped back then already with 64 or memory, enough for NT4 already

Anyways.
What about those DX5 files?
Could anyone kindly check their files and let me know am I missing anything? (see my prev. post)
or give me some hint?

This is what I get when open directx control panel:
mmmmmmmm makes you wonder

BenoitRen

Jun 13 2007, 07:10 AM

QUOTE

From nt4 today

Where did that come from? Is that your personal (flawed) opinion, or something?

oscardog

Jun 13 2007, 11:56 AM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Jun 13 2007, 02:10 PM)

QUOTE

From nt4 today

Where did that come from? Is that your personal (flawed) opinion, or something?

No not my opinion from http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=97563 just wondered if its a wind up

no1none

Jun 14 2007, 12:32 AM

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Jun 12 2007, 06:23 PM)

Whenever I do something, I at least try to be thorough.
Win95 supposedly will not be used to connect to web, thats what NT4 will be there for. But I want to play safe now, rather than hear a complaints later. AFAIR as soon as any ethernet card will be installed there, Win95 will automatically enable netbios over tcpip, right? (correct me if im wrong). Of course I can predict any possible scenario what someone may do with his computer, but in general I always prefer to include firewall on any windows machine. Anyways, IMHO firewall and antivirus are 2 most important things on anything windows...

PS
oscardog above quoted my opinion.
What are you /edit: you=oscardog/ trying to accomplish? Want to start (yet another) stupid 9x vs NT flame here? Good luck, fanboi...

Mijzelf

Jun 14 2007, 02:58 AM

QUOTE

AFAIR as soon as any ethernet card will be installed there, Win95 will automatically enable netbios over tcpip, right?

AFAIR W95 will not even install TCP/IP automatically, only NetBEUI. You'll have to add it yourself.

BenoitRen

Jun 14 2007, 03:00 AM

QUOTE

AFAIR as soon as any ethernet card will be installed there, Win95 will automatically enable netbios over tcpip, right?

Yes, that's true, sadly. It will also add Netware. When you add the network card at installation, you can immediately remove all that from Network Setup, but if a network card is detected at Windows boot, you don't have control. If you don't insert the CD, though, it won't get fully installed, hehe.

oscardog

Jun 14 2007, 09:13 AM

What are you /edit: you=oscardog/ trying to accomplish? Want to start (yet another) stupid 9x vs NT flame here? Good luck, fanboi...

No not at all, I was musing after reading the thread if you were being humerous via satirical deviousness, but has you have seen win9x still has its uses, despite preconceived negativitey.
In my option both os`s have their uses, end of story

no1none

Jun 14 2007, 02:48 PM

QUOTE (oscardog @ Jun 14 2007, 09:13 AM)

Well, you read and quoted only part of discussions.
My personal opinion (and preference) is still the same:
If I can avoid windows at all (i.e. user is at least "linux literate") - I think its obvious what I'd install?

If I *have to* install windoze (user can't operate any other OS) - I try to fit full or customized to the machine W2K.
If machine is too outdated to run W2K - I'll try NT4 if possible; and unless it really has some <48MB of RAM, or user have some other requirements not possible on NT4 - I will go with Win9x.
Its not that "I like" or "I don't like" any of them.
For example 1 person use computer just for chatting & mail with her friends, but also some sensitive things like banking or browsing, so obviously I had to go with linux on her machine (and for a fact - since she never had any prior "windows experience" - she learned how to use it much faster than some hundred-years-long windoze user... )
OS is a tool, it must fit the user's skills of using it, and the job it is needed for.
Obviously I'm not going to install any linux or vista on this very old machine for playing old DOS/Win9x games.
Of course WIndows 95 has its uses.
If I were 100% sure this machine would never ever connect to internet, I would say same as Benoit-Ren: "perfect" and wouldn't ask any more stupid questions here

QUOTE (BenoitRen @ Jun 14 2007, 03:00 AM)

QUOTE

AFAIR as soon as any ethernet card will be installed there, Win95 will automatically enable netbios over tcpip, right?

Yes I just did it yesterday.
True, TCP is not installed by default as poster above said, but Netware is (not big problem since it is easily disabled in remove in networking).
However after adding TCPIP i found "enable netbios over tcpip protocol" checkmarked (enabled) and greyed out in the same time (supposedly can't disable) - is that normal?

BenoitRen

Jun 15 2007, 05:58 AM

It's normal if you have NetBIOS or NetBEUI installed, otherwise it isn't, I think. It's unchecked on mine, and not disabled.

oscardog

Jun 15 2007, 08:30 AM

In network settings go to bindings remove bindings for tcp/ip ,ignore the warnings, netbios over tcp box will be made selectable

no1none

Jun 16 2007, 01:17 AM

thx, it works that way

BenoitRen

Jun 16 2007, 07:57 AM

QUOTE

And about USB - I dont know why installing USB supplement from companin disc doesnt automatically install drivers for "PCI USB", I have to manually select it and navigate it to the usbd.sys and uhcd in windows folders for it to become the "Standard Universal USB Host..."

I installed USB yesterday evening on my system (finally got a new adaptor for the scanner and finally found the right drivers), and I got a prompt in the process for usbd.sys, but after that everything went smoothly. It's normal, anyway, that even though you just pointed to a folder with your drivers, that when it wants to install them, that it doesn't find them, as it always first looks in the path of your Win95 setup files.

no1none

Jul 9 2007, 05:57 PM

I think THIS VID fits the subject well

(Windows 95 setup in 10 minutes :!: )

PassingBy

Jul 11 2007, 06:04 AM

Hmmm .....

May be old news to some but ....

I'd like to confirm that win95 osr2.1 drivers for usb disks are indeed available and working (at least for me). First tested much more than a year ago and last tested a month ago with a new 1GB generic usb disk .....

Please refer to :

http://toastytech.com/files/cruzerwin95.html

Anyone who's using the driver may have to manually add the PnP IDs ....

Rgds

amocanu

Jul 11 2007, 12:27 PM

QUOTE (no1none @ Jul 10 2007, 02:57 AM)

I think THIS VID fits the subject well

(Windows 95 setup in 10 minutes :!: )

it's a fast, small and bloat free os....perfect for many users

marxo

Jul 11 2007, 12:46 PM

QUOTE (amocanu @ Jul 11 2007, 08:27 PM)

perfect for many users

But not for many computers...

Sfor

Jul 13 2007, 03:08 AM

QUOTE (PassingBy @ Jul 11 2007, 02:04 PM)

Indeed it does work with the Kingston USBstick 1GB flash drive, I have. On the other hand it does not work with USB external 2.5" IDE case based on Myson Century chip.

Both devices are using different communication systems, I think. I was able to connect the USB HDD using DOS driver, while the Kingston flash drive was not working with the same driver.

Andrew T.

Jul 13 2007, 03:33 PM

Hi everyone. I just joined, and felt that I might as well chime in: I use Windows 95 OSR 2.1 regularly on my Pentium III-based PC to this day.

I've gotten somewhat used to being teased and criticized for using (let alone preferring) 95.

By this point I feel that my doing so is more out of silent protest against the web integration, product activation, DRM, and inefficiency of newer versions than any other reason, but its user interface is quick and intuitive; it doesn't take up many resources, and I can do all the tasks I want to do: Word processing and spreadsheet work; browsing the web (with Firefox 1.5); multimedia, and games.

I really don't feel any desire to "upgrade" yet, at least out of choice.

Sfor

Jul 13 2007, 10:38 PM

Interesting. I did not know Firefox can work with windows 95. It's official requirements is Windows 98, as far as I know.

On the other hand, Opera is working in Windows 95, for sure.

Andrew T.

Jul 13 2007, 11:05 PM

QUOTE (Sfor @ Jul 14 2007, 12:38 AM)

Interesting. I did not know Firefox can work with windows 95. It's official requirements is Windows 98, as far as I know.

The official "requirements" are nothing more than recommendations: Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and below run great on Windows 95, assuming you have the DCOM95 update and of course a powerful-enough computer.

There's a weird Unicode bug that makes Firefox 2 crash, though.

Firefox's close cousin SeaMonkey makes no qualms about supporting Windows 95, although I personally prefer having the e-mail and browser separate.

no1none

Jul 14 2007, 11:16 PM

I always go with K-Meleon on Win95 boxes.
Perhaps you should give it a try.

I quit installing or even suggesting Firefox since ~1.x versions, IMHo it became too much of bloatware and resource hog. Not to mention the bloated pig 2.0 lol

Andrew T.

Jul 15 2007, 03:30 PM

QUOTE (no1none @ Jul 15 2007, 01:16 AM)

Ah, yes: I do wish Firefox was a bit snappier and more efficient on older computers, although it still runs adequately on hardware back to the Pentium II era or so.

What keeps me from endorsing K-Meleon is the fact that the menu bar of the last few versions I've tried displays garbage on Windows 95 and (from what I've heard) NT 4.0.

BenoitRen

Jul 23 2007, 08:51 AM

Nathan's USB driver has been plugged several times before indeed. It's intended mainly for USB flash drives, though. Not USB hard disks.

QUOTE

Hi everyone. I just joined, and felt that I might as well chime in: I use Windows 95 OSR 2.1 regularly on my Pentium III-based PC to this day.

Yay, I'm not the only one here anymore! Welcome!

QUOTE

By this point I feel that my doing so is more out of silent protest against the web integration, product activation, DRM, and inefficiency of newer versions than any other reason, but its user interface is quick and intuitive; it doesn't take up many resources, and I can do all the tasks I want to do

I feel the same way, though my primary reason is that I just like to use it over anything else.

QUOTE

The official "requirements" are nothing more than recommendations

That, and what they are willing to support. They don't want to support Firefox on Windows 95. I guess people were lucky that it did work fine until 1.5.x, save for a crashing Import Wizard.

QUOTE

What keeps me from endorsing K-Meleon is the fact that the menu bar of the last few versions I've tried displays garbage on Windows 95 and (from what I've heard) NT 4.0.

Easily resolved by deleting the bmpmenu.dll and rebarmenu.dll plug-ins (names may be slightly different, I'm typing this from memory). At least until K-Meleon 1.0.2. With K-Meleon 1.1, these problems don't exist, but the url bar doesn't work, at least for me.

888

Jul 25 2007, 12:05 AM

QUOTE (Andrew T. @ Jul 15 2007, 03:30 PM)

QUOTE (no1none @ Jul 15 2007, 01:16 AM)

All it takes is to disable background, rebar menus and something else (Its been described what to do on KM forum like 100 times).
It runs like a charm on 95, and with "Set as Default" since ~0.9 version you can truly use it on a windows without IE or any of its parts at all.

BTW

Windows 95 today:

LOL
(click on picture to see short video)

erpdude8

Nov 23 2007, 03:34 PM

QUOTE (Petr @ Oct 21 2006, 04:36 PM)

I don't use Windows 95 but I tried to collect all Win95 updates, here is the list of files:

CODE

Activeds.dll	5.0.2172.1
Activeds.tlb	5.0.2143.1
Adprop.hlp	NONE
Adsldpc.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsldp.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsmsext.dll	5.0.2172.1
Adsnds.dll	5.0.2143.1
Adsnt.dll	5.0.2191.1
Adsnw.dll	5.0.2143.1
Afvxd.vxd	4.00.950
Afvxd.vxd	4.10.1511
Afvxd.vxd	4.10.1657
Ariblk.ttf	NONE
Arp.exe	3.51
Arp.exe	5.00.1545.1
Asp.dll	4.02.0685
Asycfilt.dll	2.40.4275.1
Asycfilt.dll	2.40.4276.1
Atapchng.vxd	4.00.1112
Atapchng.vxd	4.00.951
Awfxcg32.dll	4.00.962
Backup.exe	4.00.952
Cabinet.dll	1.00.603.0
Cabinet.dll	5.00.2147.1
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1114
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1116
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1117
Cbss.vxd	4.00.1118
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.1112
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.1113
Cdfs.vxd	4.00.952
Cdvsd.vxd	4.00.1112
Cdvsd.vxd	4.00.952
Cfgmgr32.dll	4.10.1422
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.00.1150
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.10.1537
Cfgwiz32.exe	4.10.1903
Cfgwiz.dll	4.00.1150
Cfgwiz.dll	4.10.1537
Cfgwiz.dll	4.10.1903
Charmap.exe	4.00.951
Cimwin32.dll	1.50.1085.0048
Cmnquery.dll	5.00.2195.1
Comctl32.dll	4.70.0.1146 
Comctl32.dll	4.72.2106.4
Comctl32.dll	4.72.3612.1702
Comdlg32.dll	4.00.951
Comicbd.ttf	NONE
Comic.ttf	NONE
Command.com	4.00.1111
Command.com	4.00.951
Command.com	4.03.1112
Compobj.dll	2.2
Conagent.exe	NONE
Configmg.vxd	4.00.1112
Configmg.vxd	4.00.1114
Cp_1250.nls	NONE
Cp_1251.nls	NONE
Cp_1252.nls	NONE
Cp_1253.nls	NONE
Cp_1254.nls	NONE
Cp_1255.nls	NONE
Cp_1256.nls	NONE
Cp_1257.nls	NONE
Crypt32.dll	5.131.1877.9
Cryptdll.dll	5.00.2195.1
Dcom95.exe	4.71.1015.0
Delw2Reg.exe	NONE
Devlib.exe	NONE
Dfs.vxd	4.10.2231
Dialer.exe	4.10.2000
Directcc.exe	4.10.1537
Directcc.exe	4.10.1903
Disktsd.vxd	4.00.1112
Disktsd.vxd	4.00.952
Diskvsd.vxd	4.00.1114
Dlc.vxd	4.10.990
Dlc.vxd	4.10.995
Dlc.vxd	4.10.996
Dnsapi.dll	5.0.2181.1
Dsclient.chm	NONE
Dsclient.hlp	NONE
Dsfolder.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsprop.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsquery.dll	5.0.2195.1
Dsuiext.dll	5.0.2195.1
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1112
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1116
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1118
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.1119
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.954
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.955
Esdi_506.pdr	4.00.956
Europat.exe	1, 0, 0, 1
Exchng32.exe	4.0
Fdisk.exe	NONE
Fontinst.exe	1, 0, 0, 3
Ftp.exe	3.51
Ftp.exe	5.00.1545.1
Gdi1252.exe	4.01.971
Gdi32.dll	4.00.1112
Gdi32.dll	4.00.952
Gdi32.dll	4.01.970
Gdi32.dll	4.01.971
Gdi.exe	4.00.1112
Gdi.exe	4.00.952
Gdi.exe	4.00.953
Gdi.exe	4.01.970
Gdi.exe	4.01.971
Gdipe.exe	4.01.971
Getisdn.url	NONE
Hosts.sam	NONE
Hsflop.pdr	
Hsflop.pdr	4.00.1112
Hsflop.pdr	4.00.1113
Httpodbc.dll	4.02.0685
Icmp.dll	3.51
Icmp.dll	5.00.1545.1
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1113
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1114
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.1116
Ifsmgr.vxd	4.00.954
Iislog.dll	4.02.0685
Imagecls.sys	4.03.1212
Imagehlp.dll	4.00.1381.4
Impact.ttf	NONE
Inetmib1.dll	3.51
Inetmib1.dll	3.51.1057.4
Inetmib1.dll	5.00.1717.1
Infocomm.dll	4.02.0685
Insmsi.exe	1.11.2405.0
Int13.vxd	4.00.1112
Intl.cpl	4.00.951
Ios.vxd	4.00.1112
Ios.vxd	4.00.1113
Ios.vxd	4.00.1114
Ios.vxd	4.00.1115
Ios.vxd	4.00.953
Io.sys	NONE
Ipsetup.exe	4.10.1903
Iscomlog.dll	4.02.0685
Isdn.hlp	NONE
Isdnui.dll	4.00.1150
Isdnui.dll	4.10.1537
Isdnui.dll	4.10.1903
Iwrps.dll	4.02.0685
Kbdbe.kbd	NONE
Kbdbene.kbd	NONE
Kbdcr.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz1.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz2.kbd	NONE
Kbdcz.kbd	NONE
Kbdda.kbd	NONE
Kbdes.kbd	NONE
Kbdfi.kbd	NONE
Kbdfo.kbd	NONE
Kbdfr.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk220.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk319.kbd	NONE
Kbdgk.kbd	NONE
Kbdgkl.kbd	NONE
Kbdgl220.kbd	NONE
Kbdgl319.kbd	NONE
Kbdgr1.kbd	NONE
Kbdgr.kbd	NONE
Kbdhu1.kbd	NONE
Kbdhu.kbd	NONE
Kbdic.kbd	NONE
Kbdir.kbd	NONE
Kbdit1.kbd	NONE
Kbdit.kbd	NONE
Kbdlt.kbd	NONE
Kbdlv1.kbd	NONE
Kbdlv.kbd	NONE
Kbdne.kbd	NONE
Kbdno.kbd	NONE
Kbdpl1.kbd	NONE
Kbdpl.kbd	NONE
Kbdpo.kbd	NONE
Kbdsf.kbd	NONE
Kbdsg.kbd	NONE
Kbdsl1.kbd	NONE
Kbdsl.kbd	NONE
Kbdsp.kbd	NONE
Kbdsv.kbd	NONE
Kbdsw.kbd	NONE
Kbdtuf.kbd	NONE
Kbdtuq.kbd	NONE
Kbduk.kbd	NONE
Kbdusx.kbd	NONE
Kbdycc.kbd	NONE
Kbdycl.kbd	NONE
Kernel32.dll	4.00.1112
Kernel32.dll	4.00.951
Kernel32.dll	4.00.952
Kernel32.dll	4.03.1212
Kernel32.dll	4.03.1216
Krnl386.exe	4.03.1212
Larialbd.ttf	NONE
Larialbi.ttf	NONE
Lariali.ttf	NONE
Larial.ttf	NONE
Lcourbd.ttf	NONE
Lcourbi.ttf	NONE
Lcouri.ttf	NONE
Lcour.ttf	NONE
Linkinfo.dll	4.00.951
Logonsrv.dll	5.0.2195.1
Lpt.vxd	4.00.951
Lpt.vxd	4.00.954
Lpt.vxd	4.00.955
Ltimesbd.ttf	NONE
Ltimesbi.ttf	NONE
Ltimesi.ttf	NONE
Ltimes.ttf	NONE
Mapi32.dll	4.0
Mapi.dll	4.0
Metadata.dll	4.02.0685
Mfc40.dll	4.1.6140
Mpr.dll	4.00.951
Mprserv.dll	4.00.955
Mprserv.Dll	4.00.959
Mprserv.dll	4.00.959
Mprserv.dll	4.00.962
Mprserv.dll	4.00.963
Mprserv.dll	4.00.964
Mprserv.dll	4.10.2000 ???
Msab32.dll	4.0.951
Msafd.dll	4.10.1511
Msafd.dll	4.10.1656
Msasn1.dll	5.0.2134.1
Msdaipp.10	8.102.4004.0
Msdaipp.15	8.103.4004.0
Msfs32.dll	4.0
Msgsrv32.exe	4.00.1112
Msi.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msi.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msi.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msiexec.exe	1.10.1029.1
Msiexec.exe	1.11.2405.0
Msiexec.exe	2.0.2600.2
Msihnd.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msihnd.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msihnd.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msiinst.exe	?
Msiinst.exe	5.1.2600.27
Msimain.sdb	?
Msimsg.dll	1.10.1029.1
Msimsg.dll	1.11.2405.0
Msimsg.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msisip.dll	2.0.2600.2
Msls31.dll	3.10.337.0
Msnet32.dll	4.00.952
Msnet32.dll	4.00.953
Msnet32.dll	4.00.955
Msnet32.dll	4.00.956
Msnet32.dll	4.10.2225
Msnp32.dll	4.00.952
Msnp32.dll	4.00.956
Msnp32.dll	4.00.957
Msnp32.dll	4.10.2225
Mspatcha.dll	1.94.319.0
Mspatcha.dll	5.1.2600.0
Mspsrv.exe	4.00.952
Mspwl32.dll	4.00.951
Mspwl32.dll	4.00.952
Msshrui.dll	4.00.1111
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1111
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1112
Mstcp.dll	4.00.1113
Mstcp.dll	4.00.950
Msvcrt40.dll	4.22.0000
Msvcrt.dll	4.20.0.6164
Msvcrt.dll	4.20.6164
Msvcrt.dll	5.00.7022
Msvcrt.dll	6.00.8397.0
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1511
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1656
Mswsock.dll	4.10.1657
Mswsosp.dll	4.10.1511
Mswsosp.dll	4.10.1656
Nbtstat.exe	NONE
Ndis2Sup.vxd	4.00.950
Ndishlp.sys	NONE
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1010
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1111
Ndis.vxd	4.00.1113
Ndiswan.vxd	4.00.1150
Ndiswan.vxd	4.10.1537
Ndiswan.vxd	4.10.1903
Ndswan16.dll	4.00.1150
Ndswan16.dll	4.10.1537
Ndswan16.dll	4.10.1903
Ndswan32.dll	4.00.1150
Ndswan32.dll	4.10.1537
Ndswan32.dll	4.10.1903
Negotiat.dll	5.0.2195.4784
Net.exe	NONE
Net.exe	NONE
Net.exe	NONE
Netpptp.sys	4.10.1537
Netpptp.sys	4.10.1903
Netpptp.sys	4.10.2002
Netstat.exe	3.51
Netstat.exe	5.00.1545.1
Ntdsapi.dll	5.0.2195.1
Ntkern.vxd	4.03.1212
Ntkern.vxd	4.03.1213
Nwapi32.dll	4.10.1381
Nwapilyr.dll	5.0.2195.1
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1112
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1113
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1114
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.1117
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.951
Nwlink.vxd	4.00.958
Nwnblink.vxd	4.00.952
Nwnet32.dll	4.00.951
Nwnp32.dll	4.00.969
Nwnp32.dll	4.10.2000
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.952
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.954
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.955
Nwpp32.dll	4.00.956
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.1113
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.1114
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.952
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.960
Nwredir.vxd	4.00.975
Nwserver.vxd	4.00.951
Nwserver.vxd	4.00.952
Oainst.exe	2.40.4514
Ole32.dll	2.1
Oleacc_A.dll	4.2.3130.0
Oleaccrc.dll	4.2.4025.1
Oleacc_U.dll	4.2.3100.0
Oleaut32.dll	2.40.4275
Oleaut32.dll	2.40.4276.1
Oledb32A.dll	2.51.5303.0
Oledb32.dll	2.51.5303.0
Olepro32.dll	5.0.4275
Olepro32.dll	5.0.4276.1
Olethk32.dll	2.1
Opengl32.dll	4.00
Openhci.sys	4.03.1163
Openhci.sys	4.03.1214
Openhci.sys	4.03.1217
Password.cpl	4.00.954
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1114
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1115
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1118
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1119
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1120
Pccard.vxd	4.00.1121
Pci.vxd	4.00.1113
Pci.vxd	4.00.1114
Pci.vxd	4.00.1120
Pci.vxd	4.00.1122
Ping.exe	3.51
Ping.exe	4.00
Ping.exe	4.00.1381.3
Ping.exe	5.00.1545.1
Pppmac.vxd	4.00.1150
Pppmac.vxd	4.00.954
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.1537
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.1903
Pppmac.vxd	4.10.2002
Pppndi.dll	4.10.1537
Pppndi.dll	4.10.1903
Protman.dos	NONE
Protman.exe	NONE
Qfecheck.exe	4.00.950
Qfecheck.hlp	NONE
Radmin32.dll	3.51.867.1
Rasapi16.dll	4.00.1150
Rasapi16.dll	4.10.1537
Rasapi16.dll	4.10.1903
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1111
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1112
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1113
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1114
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.1150
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.950
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.953
Rasapi32.dll	4.00.954
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.1537
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.1903
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.2000
Rasapi32.dll	4.10.2002
Readme.txt	NONE
Redirect.mod	NONE
Regtlib.exe	6.00.8191
Riched20.dll	5.0.153.0
Riched20.dll	5.30.22.2300
Riched20.dll	5.30.23.1200
Riched32.dll	5.0.1461.82
Rlocal32.dll	3.51.867.1
Rmm.pdr	4.00.1112
Rnaapp.exe	4.00.1150
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.1537
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.1903
Rnaapp.exe	4.10.2002
Rnaapp.hlp	NONE
Rnanp.dll	4.00.1111
Rnanp.dll	4.00.1150
Rnanp.dll	4.00.950
Rnanp.dll	4.10.1537
Rnanp.dll	4.10.1903
Rnaph.dll	4.40.311
Rnaph.dll	4.70.1903
Rnaserv.dll	4.00.1150
Rnaserv.dll	4.10.1537
Rnaserv.dll	4.70.1903
Rnasetup.95	4.00.950
Rnasetup.dll	4.00.1150
Rnasetup.dll	4.00.950
Rnasetup.dll	4.10.1537
Rnasetup.dll	4.10.1903
Rnasetup.osr	4.00.950
Rnathunk.dll	4.00.1150
Rnathunk.dll	4.10.1537
Rnathunk.dll	4.10.1903
Rnaui.dll	4.00.1111
Rnaui.dll	4.00.1150
Rnaui.dll	4.00.950
Rnaui.dll	4.10.1537
Rnaui.dll	4.10.1903
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1511
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1656
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1657
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1658
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1660
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1661
Rnr20.dll	4.10.1662
Route.exe	3.51
Route.exe	5.00.1545.1
Rpcltc1.dll	4.00.951
Rpcltc3.dll	4.00.952
Rpcltccm.dll	4.71.3328.0
Rpclts3.dll	4.00.951
Rpcrt4.dll	4.00.953
Rpcrt4.dll	4.71.3116
Rpcrt4.dll	4.71.3336.0
Rplcldr.exe	NONE
Sage.dll	4.40.311
Schannel.dll	4.86.1961.1877 
Schannel.dll	4.86.1964.1877
Schannel.dll	4.87.1961.1877 
Schannel.dll	4.87.1964.1877
Scsi1Hlp.vxd	4.00.951
Scsi1Hlp.vxd	4.00.953
Scsiport.pdr	4.00.1112
Scsiport.pdr	4.00.951
Sdbapi.dll	1.0.0.1
Secur32.dll	4.10.2000
Secur32.dll	4.10.2228
Serenum.vxd	4.10.2222
Setupapi.dll	4.00
Setup.exe	4.10.1511
Setup.exe	4.10.1657
Setup.exe	4.10.1658
Setupx.dll	4.00.1111
Shell32.dll	4.00.1112
Shell32.dll	4.00.951
Shell32.dll	4.00.952
Shell32.dll	4.00.954
Shell32.dll	4.00.955
Shfolder.dll	5.00.2919.200
Smartvsd.vxd	4.00.1024
Smartvsd.vxd	4.00.1111
Smmscrpt.dll	4.10.1903
Smmscrpt.dll	4.40.1150
Smmscrpt.dll	4.70.1537
Smmscrpt.dll	4.70.1903
Smmsetup.dll	4.10.1903
Smmsetup.dll	4.40.1150
Smmsetup.dll	4.70.1537
Smmsetup.dll	4.70.1903
Sndvol32.exe	4.10.1998
Snmpapi.dll	4.00
Snmpapi.dll	5.00.1717.1
Snmpapi.dll	5.00.2195.5513
Snmp.exe	5.00.1717.1
Snmp.exe	5.00.2195.5513
Socketsv.vxd	4.00.1112
Spap.vxd	4.00.1150
Spap.vxd	4.10.1537
Spap.vxd	4.10.1903
Splitter.vxd	4.00.1150
Splitter.vxd	4.10.1537
Splitter.vxd	4.10.1903
Spoolss.dll	4.00.951
Spoolss.dll	4.00.952
Spoolss.dll	4.03.1212
Ssee1250.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1251.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1252.fon	4.10.1998
Ssee1253.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1254.fon	4.10.1689
Ssee1257.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1250.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1251.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1252.fon	4.10.1998
Ssef1253.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1254.fon	4.10.1689
Ssef1257.fon	4.10.1689
Stdole2.tlb	2.40.4275
Stdole2.tlb	2.40.4276.1
Svrapi.dll	4.00.1111
Synceng.dll	4.00.951
Tahomabd.ttf	NONE
Tahoma.ttf	NONE
Telnet.exe	3.51
Telnet.exe	5.00.1545.1
Telnet.exe	5.00.1755.2
Telnet.hlp	NONE
Timedate.cpl	4.00.951
Timedate.cpl	4.00.952
Torisan3.vxd	4.00.952
Tracert.exe	3.51
Tracert.exe	5.00.1545.1
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1212
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1213
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1214
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1215
Uhcd.sys	4.03.1218
Unicode.bin	NONE
Unidrv.dll	4.00.951
Usbcamd.sys	4.03.1212
Usbd.sys	4.03.1212
Usbd.sys	4.03.1213
Usbd.sys	4.03.1214
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1212
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1213
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1214
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1215
Usbhub.sys	4.03.1218
User32.dll	4.00.954
User32.dll	4.01.971
User.exe	4.00.951
User.exe	4.00.952
User.exe	4.00.953
User.exe	4.00.954
User.exe	4.01.971
Usp10.dll	1.0325.2145.1
Usp10.dll	1.0325.2180.1
Vcache.vxd	4.00.1111
Vcache.vxd	4.00.950
Vcond.vxd	4.03.1212
Vdhcp.386	4.00.950
Vdhcp.386	4.00.952
Vdhcp.386	4.00.954
Vdhcp.386	4.00.956
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1423
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1657
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1658
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1660
Vdhcp.386	4.10.1661
Verdanab.ttf	NONE
Verdanai.ttf	NONE
Verdana.ttf	NONE
Verdanaz.ttf	NONE
Vfbackup.vxd	4.00.1112
Vfbackup.vxd	4.00.1114
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1212
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1213
Vfwwdm32.dll	4.03.1214
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1212
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1213
Vfwwdm.drv	4.03.1214
Vgateway.vxd	4.00.1150
Vgateway.vxd	4.10.1537
Vgateway.vxd	4.10.1903
Vip.386	4.00.500
Vip.386	4.00.951
Vip.386	4.00.956
Vip.386	4.00.958
Vip.386	4.10.1423
Vip.386	4.10.1511
Vip.386	4.10.1512
Vip.386	4.10.1657
Vip.386	4.10.1658
Vip.386	4.10.1659
Vip.386	4.10.1660
Vip.386	4.10.1661
Vmcpd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vmcpd.vxd	4.10.1505
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1212
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1215
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1216
Vmm.vxd	4.03.1217
Vnbt.386	4.00.950
Vnbt.386	4.00.952
Vnbt.386	4.00.953
Vnbt.386	4.00.959
Vnbt.386	4.10.1512
Vnbt.386	4.10.1656
Vnbt.386	4.10.1658
Vnbt.386	4.10.1659
Vnetbios.vxd	4.00.953
Vnetbios.vxd	4.00.954
Vnetsup.vxd	4.00.1112
Vnetsup.vxd	4.00.950
Vnetsup.vxd	4.10.2223
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.1112
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.952
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.953
Voltrack.vxd	4.00.954
Vpicd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1112
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1114
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1116
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1117
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1118
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1120
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1121
Vredir.vxd	4.00.1122
Vredir.vxd	4.00.953
Vredir.vxd	4.00.954
Vredir.vxd	4.00.955
Vredir.vxd	4.00.958
Vredir.vxd	4.00.960
Vredir.vxd	4.10.2231
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1112
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1113
Vserver.vxd	4.00.1114
Vserver.vxd	4.00.952
Vserver.vxd	4.00.953
Vserver.vxd	4.00.954
Vserver.vxd	4.00.955
Vserver.vxd	4.00.956
Vtcp.386	4.00.454
Vtcp.386	4.00.954
Vtcp.386	4.00.956
Vtcp.386	4.10.1423
Vtcp.386	4.10.1424
Vtcp.386	4.10.1657
Vtcp.386	4.10.1658
Vtdapi.vxd	4.00.950
Vtdi.386	4.00.454
Vtdi.386	4.10.1423
Vtdi.386	4.10.1656
Vtd.vxd	4.03.1212
Vudp.386	4.10.1423
Vudp.386	4.10.1657
Vwin32.vxd	4.03.1212
Vxdldr.vxd	4.03.1212
W3Svc.dll	4.02.0685
Wam.dll	4.02.0685
Wan.tsp	4.00.1150
Wan.tsp	4.10.1537
Wan.tsp	4.10.1903
Wbemprox.dll	1.50.1085.0045
Wgpoadmn.dll	4.0
Winfile.exe	4.00.951
Winipcfg.exe	4.00.950
Winipcfg.exe	4.10.1656
Winoa386.mod	4.03.1212
Winsock.dll	4.00.1111
Winsock.dll	4.00.1114
Winsock.dll	4.00.950
Winsock.dll	4.10.1511
Winsock.dll	4.10.1656
Wldap32.dll	5.0.2168.1
Wmsui32.dll	4.0
Ws2_32.dlx	4.10.1511
Ws2_32.dlx	4.10.1656
Ws2Help.dll	4.10.1511
Ws2Help.dll	4.10.1656
Ws2Thk.dll	4.10.1511
Ws2Thk.dll	4.10.1656
Wsasrv.exe	4.00.950
Wsasrv.exe	4.10.1511
Wsasrv.exe	4.10.1656
Wshtcp.vxd	4.00.950
Wshtcp.vxd	4.10.1511
Wshtcp.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.951
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.954
Wsipx.vxd	4.00.956
Wsipx.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsipx.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsock2.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsock2.vxd	4.10.1656
Wsock32.dll	4.00.1111
Wsock32.dll	4.00.1114
Wsock32.dll	4.00.950	
Wsock32.dll	4.00.953
Wsock32.dlx	4.10.1511
Wsock32.dlx	4.10.1656
Wsock.vxd	4.00.1063
Wsock.vxd	4.10.1511
Wsock.vxd	4.10.1656
Xcopy32.mod	4.00.1112
Xcopy32.mod	4.00.951
Xcopy.exe	NA
Xcopy.exe	NA
Xtrans.95	NONE
Xtrans.osr	NONE

I may look rather confusing but I don't have anything better. Almost all files I have, with few exceptions. If you would like to know from wich package is any specific file please let me know.

Petr

Nice work Petr. I've recently obtained these updated files for Win95:

vmm.vxd v4.00.1113 for OSR2.0 & vmm.vxd v4.03.1216 for OSR2.1/OSR2.5 [Q179897]
ftp://ftp.chello.pl/pub/chello/Microsoft/KB/Q179/8/97.TXT

tapi32.dll v4.10.1688 for TAPI 2.1 addon for Win95 [Q180906]
ftp://ftp.chello.pl/pub/chello/Microsoft/KB/Q180/9/06.TXT

I will try to get Q172648 explorer.exe v4.00.952, Q153461 pscript.drv v4.00.952 and Q162052 vpowerd.vxd v4.00.1112 hotfixes on the weekend.

-erpdude

erpdude8

Nov 27 2007, 04:41 PM

QUOTE

I will try to get Q172648 explorer.exe v4.00.952, Q153461 pscript.drv v4.00.952 and Q162052 vpowerd.vxd v4.00.1112 hotfixes on the weekend.

done! Other Win95 hotfixes that are no longer mentioned in the MS KB articles are Q142254 vtdi.386 4.00.951, Q170325 sysdm.cpl 4.00.1112, Q174733 pcimp.pci 4.00.1113 and Q181087.

Updated dfs.vxd, vnetsup.vxd and vredir.vxd files for Q181087 are version 4.10.1691 noted here:
ftp://ftp.chello.pl/pub/chello/Microsoft/KB/Q181/0/87.TXT

The Unidrv.dll 4.00.951 file is included in Win95 OSR2. And DCOM95 version 1.3 includes secur32.dll version 4.10.2177.

Q162052 is for OSR2 only and does not work correctly under pre-osr2 releases of Win95. Those using Win95 original or OSR1 should get Q162211 which has vpowerd.vxd version 4.00.952.

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