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Russell, Mark S <msrussel@ingr.com> wrote: |> 1) If I get the Win95 CD version, do I need to configure the CD-ROM |> drive first in Win 3.1, then begin the Win95 load process? |> |> 2) Are there advantages to getting the CD version of Win95 vs. the |> floppy version, or would I be better off loading Win95 from floppy and |> then configuring my cd-rom in Win95 only? Before attacking this, you might want to get Scot Finne's _The Underground Guide to Windows 95_ (Addison Wesley, March 1996. ~US$23H. Hard to believe, but I can't find an ISBN number anywhere, including the back cover. Maybe look at http://www.aw.com/devpress/) I don't do much with W95, thank goodness, but a very in-deep friend says this book is fantastic. It has a whole chapter on notebooks and W95, with a lot on instillation. He recommends the floppy version of W95 only if you have absolutly no access to a CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM version has lots of stuff the floppy version does not. Jeffrey