Howard,

After formatting the drive, at the dos prompt, create a directory on your
hard drive.  Name it "Win95" or "Cabs" (or whatever you choose).  Then, copy
to it the contents of the WIN95 subdirectory from the Windows 95 CD.  All of
the .cab files will now be on your hard drive.  From the directory you've
just created type "setup", and the Windows installation will begin.  So
instead of installing the OS from the CD, you are installing it from the
HDD.  From that point on, whenever changes or updates are made, the system
will "remember" where it was installed from, and will not prompt the user
for the disk.

Hope this helps.

George

----- Original Message -----

> I have a number of Pent133 PC's that I need to install WIN95 on.
> I have the install CDs for them, but want to be able to load whatever is
> necessary on so the users will not need the CDs for changes or updates.
> Can any give me the procedure to accomplish this?
>
> Howard Papke   [log in to unmask]

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