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| Most of the boot-disks in this section can be installed by simply double-clicking on the corresponding file. Some of the more advanced, however, require WinImage - an easy to use application that will assist you in creating bootable discs. There are several file folders labeled for different operating system. To read file folders click here |
| WinImage |
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| Most of the boot-disks in this section can be installed by simply double-clicking on the corresponding file. Some of the more advanced, however, require WinImage - an easy to use application that will assist you in creating bootable discs. |
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To install click here
To run from the CD click here
To read the help-file click here Boot Disks (System Disks) click here |
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| CD-ROM GOD |
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| CD-ROM GOD is a boot-disk specifically designed to boot your CD-ROM drive when any other boot-disks failed. |
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| To install click here |
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| DevTek-MultiProtocol |
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| An excellent disk with just loads and loads of options and menus, this disk supports a limited number of network cards but you can change these for your requirments, currently limited to Compaq N100, 3Com 3c90x, IBM FE card and a Xircom pcmcia card. The disk has been designed for the following machines IBM 300GL PII 300 (IBMFE.DOS), IBM 300GL PIII 500 (IBMFE.DOS), IBM 390E THINKPAD (XCEMNDIS.EXE), IBM 380 Thinkpad (XCEMNDIS.EXE) and IBM 770 Thinkpad (XCEMNDIS.EXE). The options allow for NetBeui, TCPIP with static and dynamic IP configuration. |
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| To install click here |
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| DRDOS BootDisks |
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DR-DOS 5.0 Bootdisk
DR-DOS 6.0 Bootdisk
DR-DOS 7.03 Bootdisk. |
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| To install click here |
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| IBM PC-DOS BootDisks |
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IBM PC-DOS 4.01 Bootdisk
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 Bootdisk
IBM PC-DOS 6.1 Bootdisk
IBM PC-DOS 6.3 Bootdisk
IBM PC DOS 7.0 (PC-DOS 7.0 Rev 0) Bootdisk
IBM PC DOS 2000 (PC-DOS 7.0 Rev 1 - Also known as PC-DOS 7.01) Bootdisk. |
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| To install click here |
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| BootDisks for Microsoft Operating Systems |
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DOS50.EXE - Bootdisk for MS-DOS V5.00
DOS60.EXE - Bootdisk for MS-DOS V6.00
DOS62.EXE - Bootdisk for MS-DOS V6.20
DOS622.EXE - Bootdisk for MS-DOS V6.22
WIN95A.EXE - Bootdisk for Windows 95a
WIN95B.EXE - Bootdisk for Windows 95b
WIN98.EXE - Bootdisk for Windows 98
WIN98SE.EXE - Bootdisk for Windows 98 Second Edition
WINME.EXE - Bootdisk for Windows Millenium
.http://www.pcrepairs-online.com/WinXPBootDisks/ - Bootdisks for Windows XP
.http://www.pcrepairs-online.com/Win2KBootDisks/ - Bootdisks for Windows 2000
.http://www.pcrepairs-online.com/WinNTBootDisks/ - Bootdisks for Windows NT |
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| To install click here |
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| Novell BootDisk |
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| NovellDOS 7.0 Bootdisk. |
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| To install click here |
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| Bios Flashing Boot Disk |
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| DrDOS utility to make a bootable floppy designed for BIOS flashing. Put a blank floppy in the drive then run DRDFLASH from your hard drive or CD. Provides a "clean start-up" needed to successfully flash the BIOS of your PC. Copy new BIOS and flashing utility to the floppy and reboot. |
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| To install click here |
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| PCMCIA BootDisk |
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The BovisTech Laptop install and CD-Rom driver disk, this has current support for 3com cards only although it can easily be modified for others (space permitting). Current supported cards are 3Com 3C562D, 3Com 3C589D-Combo and the 3Com 3C574BT, you can also use this disk to install on the fly IDE CD-Rom drivers. Included on this disk is NTFS2DOS from SysInternals so that you can read and copy files from an NTFS formatted drive to a network share, this is only the shareware version which allows read only, visit their website for purchasing details of the full read/write version. This disk is Perfect for disaster recovery of files from a failed NT4 laptop.
This disk will work on either a Windows 9x or Dos6.xx disk (see MS Boot-Disks).
This is quite a simple disk to modify, the config.sys file contains the standard MS-Dos Menu system which you can edit to add or remove options. Within the config.sys menu options you will also see that the 3Com point enablers are being used to install the cut-down card & socket services you can simply modify these sections for any other cards you may use although these point-enablers will only work with 3Com cards and no others. |
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| To install click here |
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| Pic-a-Nic v2 |
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| One of the most easy to use and flexible disks there is, the Pic-a-Nic is all fully menu driven with some very cool options you will simply have to try it, its fantastic! Now with support for Compaq N100 cards and also for systems that are multihomed and use either Intel 10/100 or Compaq cards. |
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| To install click here |
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| Red Hat Linux 6.1 BootDisk |
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| Self extracting winimage file. Put a fresh new floppy disk in your 1.44 drive and click. |
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| To install click here |
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| TCPIPBootDisk |
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This disk is a standard TCP/IP network bootdisk that enables you to connect to a network share on a Windows NT4 or Windows 9x machine using a range of PCI network cards. This disk is very easy to modify and add your own network cards.
This disk will work on either a Windows 9x or Dos6.xx disk.
To modify this bootdisk you will need to edit the Config.sys file to add your own menu items into it. The menu item label should be the same as the network card you are using (or at least the same as you have called the driver file) for example, if your menu item is
MENUITEM=n100, Compaq N100 network card
then your driver would be called n100.dos and your protocol.ini file would be called n100.ini
The protocol.ini file and the driver should be added to the Variable.cab file using PowerArchiver/WinZip/WinRAR notice that this file is NOT a zip file but is a cab file and will NOT work is you just rename a zip file to .cab. |
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| To install click here |
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| Tech Worm |
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This bootdisk has the following features:
- Disk is y2k compatible, for all dos programs.
- Self-checks most files, not one byte can be changed.
- Self-checks the boot record for changes.
- Scroll back ability, using the scroll lock key.
- Universal IDE CD-Rom support. (no SCSI)
- Universal mouse support.
- XMS Ramdisk.
- Can detect unknown/known stealth viruses.
- Divide overflow error prevention.
- Disk contains a universal display driver.
- Autoexec.bat can be used as a command after boot-up.
- Many crashes are aborted (back to dos).
- Command recalling.
- Key rate is automatically set to fastest speeds.
- "D"; Powerful dir replacement is included.
- Filename completion with the "tab" key.
- Device drivers can be loaded after boot-up.
- Text display is sped up dramatically.
- Keyboard buffer increased 60 chars.
- Compatible with other dos version programs.
- Disk gives you the most possible conventional memory.
- Many powerful commands are included on disk.
- Disk has a boot-up menu for versatility
- It has an optional Disk2 boot for extension disks.
- Entire Disks/Partitions can be copied.
- Physical sectors can be saved (for recovery)
- Files can be recovered from NTFS drives.
- A maximum of 736k *conventional* memory is possible.
- Realdeal/Scour can be used for extreme security.
- Can recover CMOS (bios) passwords.
- Can backup/restore CMOS settings.
- Can wipe the CMOS to restore it.
- Partitions can be recovered/viewed.
- Can backup/restore files with LFN support.
This disk is for advanced users! Two extension disks are included in the directory. |
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| To install click here |
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| Utimate Boot Disk |
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| The Ultimate Boot Disk was designed for modern PCs running Windows 95, 98, ME, NT or 2000. |
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To install click here
To read installation instractions click here |
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| NT/Win2k Password recovery bootdisk |
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This is a single floppy which contains things needed to edit the passwords on most systems. It uses Linux as the OS.
Note: Please be extremely careful while using this application. This is a powerful tool that could easily damage the system it's used on.
Click here for installation instructions.
Click here to access files.
Click here to initialize re-write utility. [the image name is bd000607.img; please make sure that you have a formatted floppy disk ready to create a bootdisk. |
