Two options: 1. reformat the disk 2. install another operating system.
The most likely reason is that your laptop does not meet the system requirements for Windows XP.
I personally use Windows XP at work, Windows 7 on my desktop, and Windows 8 on my laptop. My primary operating system, however, is Linux. On my desktop I'll run Debian Testing 95% of the time with Windows maybe 5%. My laptop runs on Arch.
What you do with your laptop is your business. I wouldn't use any network-oriented applications from that era, such as a web browser or FTP client. But games and office applications shouldn't be a problem. They certainly won't hurt anything. The issue is compatibility. Windows 95 drivers for your new laptop's chipset and video card may not exist, which would make running your laptop impossible.
Definatley Not. They are all downgraded version and has no or minimal support; You can hardly do anything with them in todays World.
use your password or use the startup disk if it can't start
1. Yes, you can remove a floppy drive. 2. Yes, Windows 95 supports USB (only certain versions, actually). 3. No, you cannot connect a USB hub to the floppy controller.
Install windows 8 on your new laptop. Simple!
microsoft has a tool to get rid of the virus. i went to the windows update and it only works for windows 2000 and later. it will not work on windows 95 or 98
7.0 was with Windows 95, and Windows 95A 7.1 is Windows 95B
Windows 95 to Windows 98, and then to Windows XP
Windows 95 was released worldwide.
No golf game was "standard" on Windows 95. Microsoft Golf was released in 1995, but it was not included as part of Windows 95.