Check your Win and System.INI files for applications you removed the directories, but did not removed the entries from the.Test if all components are still there, or if you removed the software by deleting the directories and have not removed the groups from Program Manager. Buy an additional hard-disk (800 Meg drive costs around $200.00), and move applications to this new drive (D), or Windows and DOS (C).After removing you permanent swapfile, compress your C: drive.Backup and remove some programs that you only use eventually.If you do not have the needed disk-space use one of the three following strategies (or a combination of both): Do not include in this calculation your permanent swap-file (just before install change your settings for NONE in virtual memory). Check for available hard-disk space: 40Meg for typical, 50-60Meg for Networking, Dial-in, Internet, etc.Move to temporary directories, or backup and remove, files windows 95 will not clean up in the DOS and Windows directories.Back-up and remove Windows 3.1 shell and file manager substitutes: Norton, Central Point, Dashboard, etc.Back-up and remove anti-virus software, mirror, and any other software dependent of the DOS 6.x and Windows 3.x file structure.Clean it from virus, if necessary, protect the diskette and reboot from the DOS diskette. Scan your new anti-virus diskette, with the new version you downloaded.Norton Anti-Virus and Central-Point Anti-virus: use the following URL.Download the latest version of your anti-virus signature file and install in diskette.Reboot your system from a DOS bootable diskette.

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