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Thread ID: 135330 2013-10-21 13:20:00 Windows 8.1 to 3.11 upgrade Mirddes (10) Press F1
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1356702 2013-10-24 01:47:00 why not go the whole way dos 6.2 beama (111)
1356703 2013-10-24 01:55:00 dos 6 and win 3.11 are both still available on technet, for those with a relevant subscription wanting it :P inphinity (7274)
1356704 2013-10-24 02:41:00 I had 3.11 on 6 floppies somewhere, might have thrown it out though.
I do have windows 95c with USB support on a CD somewhere.
dugimodo (138)
1356705 2013-10-24 02:49:00 Well, I've got DOS 6.22, Win 95 AND Win 3.11 on floppies all on my shelf beside me!! So there.

Now don't ask me why the hell I keep these floppies, as I don't know myself. Must be some misguided nostalgia!
linw (53)
1356706 2013-10-24 03:20:00 Well, I've got DOS 6.22, Win 95 AND Win 3.11 on floppies all on my shelf beside me!! So there.

Now don't ask me why the hell I keep these floppies, as I don't know myself. Must be some misguided nostalgia!

I have a client still running Dos 6 (2 PC's). These old floppies still come in usefull. Im surprised mine were still readable
1101 (13337)
1356707 2013-10-24 05:23:00 I remember backing up my windows 3.11 floppies when new, then going to install it sometime later to discover disk errors on the originals. For a long time I used to install windows by going back and forth between the originals and the backups as they all were corrupted to a degree. Pretty certain I threw them out thinking of that.

I gather the OP if He wasn't just trolling realises there is no upgrade option for any windows prior to XP so he needs a full or OEM version and a clean install. Given the huge difference in age & hardware requirements I assume it wasn't a serious question.
dugimodo (138)
1356708 2013-10-24 09:40:00 why not go the whole way dos 6.2

an upgrade from windows 6.2.1 to dos 6.2 sounds amazing.
Mirddes (10)
1356709 2013-10-24 12:06:00 Come to think on it I've got a heap of floppy disks with DOS 6, Win3.11 and miscellaneous stuff. Don't know why I keep them as I don't even have a working PC with a floppy drive now. Rod J (451)
1356710 2013-10-24 20:11:00 Like me, Rod! Just has to be a combination of pack rat mentality and nostalgia!

But, considering how much we paid for stuff in the olden days, it is no wonder we keep things.
linw (53)
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