I have an IBM Aptiva 2176-C31 I am trying to install Windows 95 but I am having issues either with cd drive or need some drivers to get it to work properly. I've been able to get it to install a couple of times but whenever I try to read CDs sometimes it works fine and other times Windows 95...
Just increased it a little now I have Commodore 1581 Drive and a Ataris SF354 drive and Just barely bought a Atari SF315 Floppy drive and Model 1 Sega CD don't have pics yet but will be coming.
I have checked the voltages on the user port and they are fine I am using the VIP XL Terminal Program that would of been used originally and was working fine the last time I used the wifi modem, I also tried it in my 128 as well so I am pretty sure it is not the C64 or 128. The lights on it come...
I am so excited to receive them so I can get them connected to my network and play with them. Now on to getting easier to get network cards for my other IBMs which are a little newer and will probably be easier to find Network cards for. Will these network cards be compatible with windows 3.11...
I need help getting my Original IBM PCs connected to my Vintage PC network with RJ45 and be able to transfer data between all of them. These are the ones I want to connect all together IBM 300PL, IBM Aptiva 486, IBM aptiva Pentium 133, IBM PC Series 350 Pentium 75, Power Mac G4, IBM NetVista...
I already have one of those I bought it from here and it is the C64/128 Pro that also works with both the 1541-II drive and the 1581 and has the Potentiometer on the bottom to adjust the voltage and the lights to tell you if it is putting out the correct voltage.
That I have been looking for for a while though unsure if it'll work they said it does turn on anyways and comes with original Power supply too I am pretty happy and if it fully works I'll be even happier!
No definitely not a problem with the monitor it is an IBM 5154 and does work with my 5170 AT which has a different EGA card and works fine. The CGA works with the it set to CGA mode but the Monitor is an EGA Monitor. Just CGA Mode from the card through the DB9 pin seems to work on the IBM 5154...