Quote:>I just bought an IBM thinkPad 775C and it came with Win 95 installed. It
>only has 450+ mg HD and I think that is stretching it's capabilities a
>little. Besides, I like Win 3.1 better. The problem is I don't know how to
>remove Win 95 and then get DOS 6.22 on wqith the right autoexec.bat and
>config.sys setup. I would assume I would start by formatting the HD, but
>THEN WHAT???
It is not necessary to format the drive unless Windows 95 B with the
FAT32 file system is installed. To change to Windows v3.x you need the
MS-DOS and the Windows installation disks. Then
1. Rename the AUTOEXEC.BAT and the CONFIG.SYS to *.OLD. Insert the
first MS-DOS installation disk and reboot the system. The MS-DOS setup
will start and let you install this OS. This will eliminate the
Windows 95 boot sector from the HDD.
2. When MS-DOS is set up, insert the first Windows installation disk
and run SETUP.EXE to install Windows.
3. During those processes new AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files have
been created. You may adjust them where it is necessary. Before doing
that you may install third-party drivers needed for your new
environment (mouse, cache, video, etc.). If you have questions about
how to optimize those files, come back.
Quote:>I don't
>have a sound card or CD rom, it has an active matrix screen and 16 meg of
>ram. I don't have now, but will have a PMCIA card 28.8 modem.
So you do not need to install a sound driver, but will have to install
a driver for the PCMCIA drive. Before installing MS-DOS make sure,
that you have such a driver for MS-DOS/Windows v3.x. If not, ask the
seller or the manufacturer of that computer for such a driver. For
informations about how to install, read the manual for the device.
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