Or will you? When you boot your machine with the start-up disk, you discover another problem: The machine will not recognize the CD-ROM drive from which you installed Windows 95. Catch 95 strikes ...

Windows 95 launched 20 years ago today, on August 24, 1995. Back then, the Internet was just beginning to be available to the general public, and the CD-ROM disc and drives were still considered ...

Things were calm, though. Our Babbage’s had dedicated a full floor-to-ceiling shelf section to Windows 95—both the CD-ROM version and the crazy 13-disk floppy version with its funky DMF diskettes.

Dan Church was a young boy, just 6 or 7 years old, when he first discovered the game “Hover” on the Windows 95 CD-ROM. A combination of capture the flag and bumper cars, the program was his ...

Pop the Windows 95 CD-ROM in an 8 megabyte RAM PC and within 30 minutes your computer evolves from a Windows 3.1 caterpillar into a butterfly named 95.

Speedrunning is the practice of attempting to beat a videogame in as short a time as possible. There are a huge variety of methods and styles. There are 100% completion speedruns, tool-assisted spe… ...

Microsoft this morning released a remake of the classic game “Hover” for the web. Hover originally debuted on the Windows 95 CD-ROM, and in a fun twist, the new version includes an Easter Egg ...

Twenty years ago this week, Microsoft introduced its Windows 95 operating system on CD-ROM. One of the legacies of the operating system was its dreamy startup music, composed by legendary producer ...

A game called Hover! shipped on all Windows 95 installation CD-ROMs. As of today you can play that game again right through Internet Explorer 11 or any other browser that supports the Web GL ...

Twenty years ago, Microsoft pulled out all the stops to introduce its landmark operating system, Windows 95.

It became the theme tune of a massive launch that saw thousands of people lining up at midnight to purchase a copy of Windows 95 on a CD-ROM.

Microsoft is letting you travel back to that magical time when you first installed Windows 95 via CD-ROM onto your dial-up computer and discovered the built-in scavenger-hunt game Hover.