A barebones install of Windows 95 RTM, bootable off a CD, with some Windows and MS-DOS Tools included. At the time of posting, the Live CD is at Revision 3. I will post new ISOs, every time I feel enough changes have been made. The Live CD is still in development, as some people are experiencing …

Hi Vogons, yesterday I started a project that I thought should be easy enough. A Windows 95 Live CD. The way I did this is I installed 95 on a regular IMG file, copied the installation to an ISO, and made a diskette that made a ram drive, and copied the installation from the CD to the ram drive, …

#:7 Manufacturer/Identifier: PC Chips M571 / Elpina BAE-VO 9806 V3.2 Chipset: SiS 5598 / TX Pro II BIOS/Version: AMIBIOS 586 CB54333 BURN-IN 24HR

I will try that and report the results.

The corrosion on the SMD chips was not the issue. Also a bump. Quicknick, I have checked the keyboard connector, all pins have continuity.

Now that I look at it, all of the surface mount chips have corrosion on some pins. So I will clean that once I get hold of magic liquid (isopropyl alcohol) that does that (or I might just use vinegar or baking soda but I don't know if this works well)

Ok yeah that one has some visible corrosion on it after looking at it with a magnifying glass. Will clean that and report if it works, thank you!

I resoldered the keyboard connector. Still no. The super io is what chip?

Hi vogons, I am having an issue with a "PCI486 V1-HJ3" 486 motherboard, I saw a post about it on here but it didn't help much. Every time it turns on, it gives me a keyboard Interface error, and the 3 lock lights on the keyboard flash 2 times a second, non-stop. Things I have tried so far are: • …

#78 Motherboard: PCI486 V1-HJ3 BIOS Version: American Megatrends AMI WINBIOS AB1301020 1993 BIOS String: 41-C101-428027-00101111-101094-ALI87/89-U Chipset: ALi M1489

Hey! I have the exact same case as you, except it houses a Pentium MMX machine. It seems as this case is not very rare, and if I am correct, it is the Enlight Exacta EN6552.

Saved this bad boy recently, like a month ago. It was on the brink of being scrapped, but I hopped in and said no. Originally I thought it was a 486 with no turbo button, however, it turned out to be a Pentium MMX machine. Exhaustive specs list later on. (keep in mind I am new here and I don't know …