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MCSE : Security Specialist Startup disk You can create a start up disk during set up, or later by opening Add/Remove Programs in control panel, select Start Disk tab in both Windows 95/98. Windows 95 Startup Disk Files that are copied to the Windows 95 Startup Disk attrib.exe File attribute utility command.com Core operating system file drvspace.bin Disk compression utility ebd.sys Utility for the startup disk edit.com Text editor fdisk.exe Disk partition utility format.com Disk format utility io.sys Core operating system file msdos.sys Core operating system file regedit.exe Real-mode Registry Editor scandisk.exe Disk status and repair utility scandisk.ini Disk status utility configuration file sys.com System transfer utility Windows 98 Startup Disk You can also create the disk from the DOS command line. cd windows\command bootdisk a: Startup disks created with previous versions of Windows are not compatible with Windows 98.