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If you want to run only windows 95 and you have a NTFS-partition, you can't remove this partition using FDISK.<br />
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solution-&gt; run the setup for WINDOWS NT again. When the setupprogram asks you where you want to install NT you can delete this NTFS partition by pressing 'D'. <br />
format the partition with the NT setup program with the FAT filesystem. After formatting reboot your system and install Windows 95. No Problemo !!!<br />

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If you want to run only windows 95 and you have a NTFS-partition, you can't remove this partition using FDISK.

solution-> run the setup for WINDOWS NT again. When the setupprogram asks you where you want to install NT you can delete this NTFS partition by pressing 'D'.
format the partition with the NT setup program with the FAT filesystem. After formatting reboot your system and install Windows 95. No Problemo !!!


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I have a pentium 200mhz machine with Win NT 4.0 already on<br />
it. &nbsp;I want this box to be a Windows 95 machine. &nbsp;Are there<br />
any pitfalls in just slamming in the Win95 installation disk and going a:\setup? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have a pentium 200mhz machine with Win NT 4.0 already on
it.  I want this box to be a Windows 95 machine.  Are there
any pitfalls in just slamming in the Win95 installation disk and going a:\setup?  Thanks.

Setting up Win95 over NT

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