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I would buy some more RAM if I were you - at least 32Mb

Er...I think what you need is to install the Epson drivers on the Win95 client. That is, the Win95 drivers on the Win95 client. You don't need to install anything on the NT machine. You can already...

Try http://anime.net/~gigagon/trident/trident.htm#9440

David, it depends what laptop you have as to what key you press. They're all different. Try Ctrl-Alt-Enter, Del, F1 or F2 - these are the most common.

As for your "Starting Windows 95" message not...

Try mailing hatnav@aol.com - he's called George

Aahhh - you must have been using a Western Digital drive.

EZ-Bios adds code to the boot sector of your hard drive if it thinks that your system BIOS doesn't support the full capacity of your hard...

Sounds like you've lost the command.com file from C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND. However, it may still be in the root folder of C:\ which is why it can start in Safe Mode Command Prompt only. Try copying it...

EMM386 provides access to the upper memory area to load programs and device
drivers into upper memory blocks (UMBs) and can use extended memory to simulate
expanded memory. As Windows95 manages all...

I like a challenge :-)
Did you create the startup disk when you installed Win95 or is it from somewhere else? Presumably when you boot normally and specify A:\command.com you are using the...

I need some more info.

1)Does your BIOS recognise A:?
2)Does the A: drive light go on & off at bootup as you would expect?
3)Can you access the A: drive if you boot into Safe Mode Command...

If you turn down the MIC input level using the slider and the level doesn't change at all, then your sound card isn't responding to the sound card driver. If the level changes a bit but not enough to...

What message do you get when you type DIR at the C: prompt? What happens if you type A:\ and then DIR?
Does your BIOS show the IDE devices correctly? Make sure your floppy is showing up correctly...

What application was it that you ran???

Are you sure this is a crash? My system BIOS pops up the message "Checking boot devices for valid boot record..." It's normal for the PC to check A: first...

BTW - loadwc.exe is the file that checks your browser version

Sorry RUSTY
I've just spotted your other thread - y'know, the one about the virus. My reply to you seems a bit odd now. :-}

Mind you, it is worth checking your Network config - maybe deleting it...

This sounds like a leftover from a Novell client installation. Do you need to have a Novell client on your PC? Are you connected to a Novell Netware or NDS system? If not, then you may as well get...

Visit http://www.computerhope.com/ansisys.htm for a tutorial

The nearest thing I've found is at ftp://ftp.driverguide.com/uploads2/1902/28zpw415.exe

This is for the MT2834ZPW - but it might work. Give it a try.

BTW - Drivers aren't usually serial number...

Could be NetBus or some other trojan. Get NetBuster from the web and/or give your system a virus scan.

It's a start anyway....

I don't know anything about Linux but I do know that Partition Magic is a good place to start checking out partitions. Make sure you're running FAT16 or FAT32 for Win95 partition.
I have heard...

The SHLWAPI.DLL file is the wrong version for LOADWC.EXE. This type of error sometimes crops up when an app has been upgraded and it replaces a DLL with an older version. Another program then can't...

I have experienced (on 2 different PCs) occasions where a happily working version of Communicator suddenly started crashing inexplicably after IE4 was loaded. When IE4 was removed, the problems went...

Just basics for now...

I would remove all Netscape's folders AND all registry entries (under Netscape or Navigator). Do your very best to get rid of IE4. Make sure the system starts cleanly before...

Open up an MS-DOS window, browse the folder with the MP3s. Assuming your printer is local (and connected to LPT1), type
DIR > LPT1:

Can you start up an MS-DOS prompt?