WIN95 motherboard driver intel_95.exe and USB - China DOS Union Forum

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After installing WIN95, do the “PCI Bridge” and “PCI Universal Serial Bus” shown in your “Device Manager” have a “?” mark? That means it is telling us that we need to install the motherboard drivers. (Universal Serial Bus is abbreviated as USB)

Install the motherboard drivers:
Open “Run” in the “Start” menu, click “Browse”, find the “Intel_95” directory, select intel_95.exe and press “Open”, then click “OK”. At this point a DOS window will appear.

　When the program runs it asks whether your Windows directory is “C：\Windows”. Generally when we install Windows, this directory is the default directory, so type “Y”, and the program will start updating your system. After the program finishes running, it will then prompt you to restart the computer to update your system.

After restarting, the motherboard drivers will be installed.
2. Then run Microsoft’s “USBSUPP.EXE” patch program from the CD,

The tutorial says that after this USB should already work!
I guess you still need to plug in your USB drive and see; it may still need the driver for your own USB flash drive (probably a WIN98 USB driver may also work

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I used Gougou to search the whole Internet, digging 5 feet into the ground, and found Intel_95. I uploaded it to http://upload.cn-dos.net/upload.php. I haven’t tried it myself yet. I’m planning to install WIN95 OSR2.1 on my day off

Download: http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/690.rar

[ Last edited by wyh on 2008-8-29 at 10:29 AM ]

Floor1　wyh	Posted 2008-08-29 10:28
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1. After installing WIN95, do the “PCI Bridge” and “PCI Universal Serial Bus” shown in your “Device Manager” have a “?” mark? That means it is telling us that we need to install the motherboard drivers. (Universal Serial Bus is abbreviated as USB) Install the motherboard drivers: Open “Run” in the “Start” menu, click “Browse”, find the “Intel_95” directory, select intel_95.exe and press “Open”, then click “OK”. At this point a DOS window will appear. 　When the program runs it asks whether your Windows directory is “C：\Windows”. Generally when we install Windows, this directory is the default directory, so type “Y”, and the program will start updating your system. After the program finishes running, it will then prompt you to restart the computer to update your system. After restarting, the motherboard drivers will be installed. 2. Then run Microsoft’s “USBSUPP.EXE” patch program from the CD, The tutorial says that after this USB should already work! I guess you still need to plug in your USB drive and see; it may still need the driver for your own USB flash drive (probably a WIN98 USB driver may also work ============================== I used Gougou to search the whole Internet, digging 5 feet into the ground, and found Intel_95. I uploaded it to http://upload.cn-dos.net/upload.php. I haven’t tried it myself yet. I’m planning to install WIN95 OSR2.1 on my day off Download: http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/690.rar [ Last edited by wyh on 2008-8-29 at 10:29 AM ]

Floor2　fujianabc	Posted 2008-08-29 21:12
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I guess using usb under win95 is even more troublesome than under win 3.x (under win 3.x, using DOS drivers is enough)

Floor3　wyh	Posted 2008-09-02 13:17
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I tried it. My old machine could not install intel_95.exe, so I went to Driver Home and downloaded the Intel chipset driver For Win9x separately. After installation, the two devices “PCI Bridge” and “PCI Universal Serial Bus” are already normal. When I plug in the USB flash drive, it no longer has no response like before, but can recognize a new device and prompt for a USB flash drive driver. I don’t have that anymore, and using a 98 USB driver doesn’t work