There were no shutdown options back then, just exit windows to dos and shutdown..

That should take a regular IDE Hard Drive.. I have one that you can have for the cost of shipping, I think its a 500mb drive.. Find an old DOS copy of Norton Ghost and set the drive up as slave and you can ghost the failing drive to the new one. Then you wont have to do anything..

That should run Windows 95 fairly well.. If you want a CD, I have one, yours for shipping.. I probably have some old PC ram around here too, and maybe an old soundblaster card with the soundblaster CD-ROM drive..

Another good way to get the info off is find a Parallel port zip drive.. they made Iomega Guest for DOS. So you can mount a zip disk in DOS 5

Hope this helps