Even if you succeed, Windows doesn't boot well from read-only media like CDs.<BR><BR>For a bootable Windows CD, you want to look into WinPE, also available in customized forms such as BartPE.

You need a boot disk. Find another Win95 machine. Make a startup disk. You then have to edit the config.sys and autoexec.bat files on that disk to 1. identify the cd player driver in config.sys (a ...

Having received CD playback support earlier this year, the new feature in Media Player lets users rip CDs to WMA, FLAC, ALAC, or AAC format, with the latter being the default setting.