MS-DOS & Win9x - Boot Disks and IMG's

Kippykip

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MS-DOS 6.22 IMG Disks
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These are the MS-DOS 6.22 IMG Files
Download Disks (ZIP)
Download CD-ROM and Mouse DOS Drivers (IMG)

Windows 95/98 Boot Disks
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These are the Windows 95 and 98 Boot Disks.
Download Windows 95 Boot Disks (IMG)
Download Windows 98 Boot Disks (IMG)

If you want these IMG files on a real floppy disk, you can write them with PowerISO!
You can get PowerISO Here

EDIT: Dropbox has disabled my public links, so I've reuploaded them as attachments below.
 

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NecroWolf

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These could be useful but you would have to have a really old computer to even need them. Unless of course you are using these for DOS emulators?
 
Kippykip

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Nope, built a 98 PC just for games

512MB Ram
2.8ghz dual core (98 can only use 1 core though)
Nvida GeForce FX5200 AGP8X

Can even play minecraft which is cool
 
NecroWolf

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That to me actually sounds interesting. I started using PCs even before MS-DOS days. My first DOS setup was probably something like 3.0. I loved 6.22, but then Windows 95 took over. There is a new DOS out for doing just that, using old systems. I forget exactly the name but will look it up.
 
NecroWolf

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The DOS I was thinking of was FreeDOS.

I think the best boot disk ever, for now, is the Hirens Boot Disk. Is anyone familiar with this boot disk?
 
Kippykip

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NecroWolf said:
The DOS I was thinking of was FreeDOS.

I think the best boot disk ever, for now, is the Hirens Boot Disk. Is anyone familiar with this boot disk?
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Hirens Boot Disk is clearly the best ay?
(Used it on my school laptop :o)
 
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