In search of Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette

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In search of Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette

#1 Post by KB1JFQ » Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:23 pm

Hello all,

I come in search of a Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette, I have a 365XD and need the disk to do a low-level format, so I can get rid of windows 98 and reinstall windows 95. if any one has a link or the files, please let me know, any help would be great... :D

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Re: In search of Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette

#2 Post by RealBlackStuff » Sat Jan 09, 2010 8:08 am

If all else fails, get DBAN or Killdisk, both free on the web.
They'll wipe your HD. No need for low level formatting.
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Re: In search of Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette

#3 Post by KB1JFQ » Sat Jan 09, 2010 9:40 am

This is good information, but my only concern is will be able to install Windows 95 once I format? Will I be able access my cd-rom after the format?
RealBlackStuff wrote:If all else fails, get DBAN or Killdisk, both free on the web.
They'll wipe your HD. No need for low level formatting.

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Re: In search of Thinkpad 750Ce Hardware maintenance diskette

#4 Post by Unknown_K » Sat Jan 09, 2010 3:23 pm

Are you installing Win 95 from a CD + boot floppy combo, or from a large stack of floppy disks?

On my old systems I boot from a DOS floppy and reformat the disk. From there all you need to do is boot from a Win 95 boot floppy disk that has CDROM support (you can find those online just google for win95 boot disk).

You can also format the HD and install DOS. After that you install driver for an external CDROM drive and then install from the CD.

Best bet is to just get the Win95 set on floppies since I don't think a 750Ce came with a CDROM built in.
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