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First post, by vetz

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It's very easy to do it in Windows 98, but how is it done in Windows 95?

I'm trying to install an older S3 Virge driver for my STB Velocity 3D card, but the second Windows 95 boots up it installs the standard generic S3 Virge VX driver and asks for a restart. When I get back in and try to update the driver by selecting "Search for updated driver: Yes (Recommended)" and then "Other locations" it turns back nothing since it's not an updated driver. Using the other option "No, select driver from list" has the problem of not having a "Have disk" button found in Win98 which lets you manually add drivers to the list.

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Reply 1 of 4, by leileilol

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C:\WINDOWS\INF\OTHER\

and remove the appropriate infs.

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Reply 3 of 4, by pyrogx

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C:\WINDOWS\INF\MSDISP.INF is the .inf file for the Win95 stock display drivers, DXS3.INF is probably installed by DirectX and points to the S3 drivers distributed with DirectX. Other 3rd-party drivers' inf-files are often called OEM<X>.INF under Win95.
One of these files should contain the ViRGE/VX driver infos. AFAIK the INF/OTHER directory did not exist until Win98.