Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-07, 14:42
Fortunately, my IBM 330 already comes with a USB 2.0 card
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-06, 13:50
Ok, I tried on real machine, both 500GB USB 2.0 and USB3.0 are seen by windows 95!!! Impressive!
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-06, 11:28
So, I did a test. I formatted a 500GB USB drive to Fat23. Windows ME sees it perfectly! Then I did another test, I took a USB 3.0 disk (with windows 2000 on my IBM330 it is read easily) and formatted to fat32. The virtual machine (Oracle VirtualBox) does not detect the disk. I set to USB options, …
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-05, 12:47
I know about this driver, however, it won't read disks larger than 64GB.
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-05, 10:45
I'm only interested in External USB drives. I have some disks where I have stored a lot of stuff and I would like to see them on Windows 95, or WinME. I am currently using Windows 2000, and this problem does not occur. But for my machine, Windows 2000 is quite heavy, just to start it takes us over 2 …
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-05, 09:32
Before testing on a real PC, is it possible to test on Oracle VM VirtualBox? So to see if it recognizes a USB Disk? Or would the results not be the same?
Re: Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-05, 08:03
So if I understand correctly, if I format in Fat32, the 500GB external disk, windows 95 like the later ones, should it see the whole disk? I was reading on the internet that special patches were needed to bypass this limit.
Windows 9x supported disk size
Posted on 2022-12-04, 22:39
I like to link to http://toastytech.com/guis/miscb2.html , which shows Windows 95 running on a 500GB disk. There is a size limit at 137 GB that may require some effort to overcome. I think you need a third-party patch. Question 1; is there a guide for beginners, which tells you how to make windows …
HP OfficeJet 6000 printer
Posted on 2022-11-14, 13:57
I have a request. On the internet, it would appear to be compatible with Windows 2000. Is there anyone who can confirm? A thousand thanks!
Maegoo Wireless Gamepad For Multi-Platform
Posted on 2022-11-10, 20:45
Anyone know about PAD for Android? I bought this PAD, to use it with my Xiaomi Mi Max 3 mobile. There is a small problem, the bracket to hold the phone is smaller, even if extended to the maximum, the phone is too big and does not fit. Are there any larger compatible brackets? I did a search, but I …
Re: Windows 95 setup guide for the 2020's
Posted on 2022-10-26, 09:10
Ok, I installed it, but how come it keeps telling me IrfanView PDF save error ???
Re: Windows 95 setup guide for the 2020's
Posted on 2022-10-25, 23:48
IrfanView was mentioned in the guide. I have version 4.44. Anyone know where I can find all the PlugIns for version 4.44? Mostly I need the one to save as PDF. A thousand thanks!
Re: Best old MP3 player for Win 9x/XP ?
Posted on 2022-10-22, 21:26
leileilol wrote on 2022-10-21, 22:30: not anymore though. Since my post in this necrobumped thread, they've gone crypto-dorks. Get WACUP if you must winamp. Don't let brand nostalgia bite you in the ass. I don't think WACUP is compatible with windows 2000 as a program born in 2022. So says the site …
Re: Best old MP3 player for Win 9x/XP ?
Posted on 2022-10-21, 20:42
Isn't it heavy for my IBM 330 with 200Mhz and 160MB of ram?
Re: Best old MP3 player for Win 9x/XP ?
Posted on 2022-10-21, 13:22
I always have a question about the MP3 player, in this case Windows Media Player 6.4, which I use on Windows 2000, avoiding the upgrade to WMP9 because it is too heavy, I continue to use the basic version I noticed that with the WMP6.4 some songs MP3s are not played. An error is displayed: …
Re: Windows NT 4.0 Workstation installation problem
Posted on 2022-10-21, 13:13
No, I haven't done this test. Just some. In the end, as already mentioned, I gave up, after several attempts. I now use Windows 2000. I have to say that it works very well and I am fine!
Re: Logging into Gmail with old mail clients
Posted on 2022-10-20, 17:01
You can try Thunderbird 12.0.1, no guarantees if it can connect via SSL/TLS, if not likely the ciphers are out of date and could possibly be updated like they have for retrozilla, new moon and k-melon. You don't need another PC to use stunnel. If you aren't against using the BlackWingcat Kernel …
Re: Logging into Gmail with old mail clients
Posted on 2022-10-20, 16:44
Yes, but I don't have a raspberry or a pc with linux. I took a look at the guide you sent me, interesting, but complicated for me. At this point I am wondering if there is a lightweight email program that can now be used with windows 2000
Re: Logging into Gmail with old mail clients
Posted on 2022-10-19, 23:34
I was wondering, avoiding all these steps and making life easier, is there no free email service, which can be used quietly with Outlook 6? Or with Outlook 97? I'd love to use this!
Re: Lightweight browser for windows 2000
Posted on 2022-10-19, 22:07
the k-meleon K9X version is the one that works best, in lightness. I'll use this! What about the email? Advice?
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