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Posted on Monday, September 18th 2023 by thenrz to r/VintageComputers | 30 points
I remember this so vividly... waiting on the edge of my seat for my Dad to tell me it was time to change disks... The program manager icon hiding behind some cryptic error after all that time and effort...
Found these cleaning out my parents basement yesterday. I thought someone might get the same hit of nostalgia that I did. I'll most likely attempt to install on an old box I use for an ancient eeprom programmer. Can't wait 😄
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@ Monday, September 18th 2023 by Electrical-Bacon-81 | 1 point | Reply
I recently installed windows95 from floppy disk just for the "fun" of it.
@ Tuesday, September 19th 2023 by beetrooter_advocate | 1 point | Reply
I remember doing that with the Win95 beta. Was on 486DLCs and was so bloody slow.
@ Saturday, September 23rd 2023 by thenrz (OP) | 1 point | Reply
The sounds of the drive singing, doing it's very best, will always have a place in my heart
@ Monday, September 18th 2023 by Elanadin | 3 points | Reply
Why do you have a box full of save icons? /s
@ Tuesday, September 19th 2023 by ElvisDumbledore | 2 points | Reply
dysan was def the best
@ Tuesday, September 19th 2023 by jwse30 | 1 point | Reply
Thats a classy looking case!
@ Thursday, September 21st 2023 by doa70 | 1 point | Reply
Why are they in the box upside down?
@ Saturday, September 23rd 2023 by thenrz (OP) | 1 point | Reply
That's how I found them. Felt the need to freeze the moment in time lol
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