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Installing PHP4 on Windows 95 and 98 First of all, let's install Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS). It should be noted PWS is really only suitable for running your development machine on – it's not up to the job of running a real web site. However, it provides a convenient and inexpensive development environment for pre-Windows 2000 machines, without the need for powerful hardware. | Installing PHP4 on Windows 95 and 98 First of all let s install Microsoft Personal Web Server PWS . It should be noted PWS is really only suitable for running your development machine on - it s not up to the job of running a real web site. However it provides a convenient and inexpensive development environment for pre-Windows 2000 machines without the need for powerful hardware. One of the main drawbacks of PWS is that it can be awkward to install and get up and running correctly. Let s try and get over this by following these steps Obtaining PWS The version of PWS you need to install is version which was first released in NT 4 Option Pack of Dec 1997 as part of IIS . It is available from several sources as follows. Visual InterDev Microsoft s Visual InterDev version includes PWS. It can be installed at the time VID is set up or can be installed afterwards as an option from a custom set-up. Windows 98 The Windows 98 CD contains an installer for PWS. Most people who have installed PWS from the Windows 98 CD onto a Windows 98 installation seem to have fewer problems then those who use other sources. FrontPage FrontPage FrontPage 97 and FrontPage 98 included PWS although in different flavors. The early releases of FrontPage had a program named HTTPD which was sold as Front Page Server. The functionality was the same as PWS but it was an entirely different set of code. As far as we are aware it s not possible to run PHP under this server. FrontPage 97 contained PWS and FrontPage 98 contains PWS the current incarnation of PWS. Download Microsoft offers PWS as a download but with a strange nomenclature. It is actually a component of the Windows NT option pack for Windows 95. If you run the Windows NT Option Pack on a Windows 9x machine the option pack will recognize that this is not an NT OS and will install PWS instead of IIS. Wait A Minute Run the Windows NT Option Pack on Windows 9x Many people have a hard time believing that one possible technique