just_some_IT_guy

well if at all possible it would be best to harvest an old floppy from somewhere and install it temporarily. Bootdisk.com is just floppy images made with winimage, these will still need to be written to a floppy disk to be usable I believe. Perhaps there is software out there that can mount the images to a virtual floppy drive for temporary use just like how an ISO can mounter as a virtual drive. Personally I use Nero to create bootable CDs for just this purpose but it still requires a floppy drive so that it can grab the system files from the floppy disk. I believe you can specify an alternate path for the system files but I always used the boot floppy method. If you have access to a USB floppy drive for this purpose creating a bootable CD with the BIOS files is trivial with Nero (just selct new CD and then boot CD as the type). Without an actual floppy disk it will be more difficult but not impossible. FYI - I still use nero 6 because it is stable and does everything I need without the bloatware newer version come with. best o' luck.