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Hopefully, they weren't low density floppies that they made you punch holes in and reformat as high density.

• st0p 15y ago
  I did this all the time when I was 13, 14 years old.
• yuhong 15y ago
  They weren't, because they were Windows 95 installation floppies.
  • mirkules 15y ago
    I had a CD-ROM by then, so I don't know what the floppy installs looked like.
    • yuhong 15y ago
      But you know that Windows 95 was released in 1995.
      • mirkules 15y ago
        So what is your point? I used low density disks in '94, so it's not a stretch to imagine they were around in '95.
  • ordinary 15y ago
    It's weird. I was /there/ in 1995 and I have trouble even remembering Windows 95 came on floppies. I feel old.
• nitrogen 15y ago
  My Windows 95 installation floppies were high density floppies with a special disk format that gave them 1.6MB instead of 1.44MB.
  • yuhong 15y ago
    Yea, it was called DMF, also used for Office 4.2 floppies for example.