Nero claims, in its helpfile, that Windows 95 writes
to the Hard drive during the boot process.
If this is the case, what happens when W95 is on a CD,
and can’t be written to during the boot process?
Link.
Nero claims, in its helpfile, that Windows 95 writes
to the Hard drive during the boot process.
If this is the case, what happens when W95 is on a CD,
and can’t be written to during the boot process?
Link.
Only some files are written, such as the pagefile , some registry entries and some .ini files. Not that much.
If you are looking for a way to boot Windows 95 from CDROM instead of harddisk , forget it… it won’t work flawlessly and will require a LOT OF tweaking with ramdrives. (Sorta like Knoppix does).