You may also consider using usb, 95 does support it, and using a cdrw external drive, and having the option to copy to larger media. usb support drivers for 95 are on microsoft's site and you may need to acquire them to have usb support for 95, as well as from my knowledge usb 2.0 is also possible in 95, I have teched a system with a Dell owner who put a usb 2.0 card in their system and it would not find the driver on cd, which I performed extracting the driver inf file from the cd, copy and pasted it into the Windows INF folder, then opened the add new hardware wizard, and pointed the inf (or driver file) to the Windows INF location, and it installed the usb 2.0 card and the owner was happy with the installation. 95 can run some things, but if you wish to save it on media, you will need a cdrw drive, and consider the suggestion above, I am using the Iomega CDRW/DVD combo drive (usb 2.0) no issues and works in 3 operating systems ( I multiboot, 98SE, W2K Pro SP3, XP Pro SP1), and the Iomega 750 MB usb 2.0 zip drive for saving large files, a zip drive may also be a consideration, then with XP you can perform a file migration from your media.