I assume you have I.E. 5.5 on a disk. If so, create a folder in C:\program files, 
name it something relevant like IE55Full, then put your disk in the rom drive, copy 
it into that folder, and run it from there. No need to do 5.0. 4.0 to 5.5 direct 
is fine.
If your disk has multple files, reboot in dos. Should give you C:\windows. then.. 
CD C:\ and press enter. at the C:\ prompt type..
copy D:\*.*  C:\program files\IE55Full press enter.
If your cd-rom is something other than D, change accordingly.







On Friday, December 16, 2005 at 5:36 pm, Louis wrote:

>Over the yrs w/numerous PC's and HD's I've reloaded Win95/98 many times and on occasion, 

>at the point of setting up I.E., instead of it using the C:\windows\temporary internet 

>files folder, somehow they get placed in the C:\windows\temp folder and I cannot 

>change it no matter what. Is there a way to setup IE so it doesn't use the "temp" 

>folder? Have 4.0 on the PC now, just reloaded Win95 & haven't used IE yet, ready 

>to load 5.5, however, should I use 5.0 1st, remove 4.0? It seems the last time I 

>loaded IE 5.5 w/o 5.0 the folder problem occurred. Any comments, clues, observations? 

>Could another M$FT program be creating the C:\win\temp folder instead of IE perhaps 

>Outlook? Looked in the registry, no listing for the folder. Hate having two Temporary 

>Internet File folders (Had 4! on my Win2K at one point) and not being able to delete 

>one of them. 

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