Transcription: To install Windows 95, Microsoft recommends you have at least a 386DX-based computer with 4MB of RAM. Existing hardware such as CD-ROM drives and sound cards should work fine with Windows 95. In addition, new plug-and-play devices are supported by Windows 95. When you're ready to move to Windows 95, insert its CD-ROM or the first floppy disk in the install set and run the setup.exe program. The Windows 95 setup wizard will lead you through the three main parts of the installation. Collecting information, copying Windows 95 files and restarting your computer. It will ask you plain English quest ...
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