Hi,
    What I've seen done is you make a little text file...call it what you want
(win95.txt?). Only thing in this file should be the following:    [setup]
                                        ccp=0
Save this text file in the root of 'c'. Load your Win95 cd-rom., switch to its
directory & type
        setup c:\filename.txt (ex: d:\setup c:\win95.txt)
                                                                Hope this
helps!
                                                                Wayne


Eric K. Takamiya wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I remember a while back that someone on the list offered a nifty way to
> install the Windows 95 upgrade version without having Win3.1 present on the
> computer and without the need for the first Win3.1 setup disk.  My Outlook
> 97 application crashed and I am no longer able to run it. I've tried to do
> a re-install but I still get a page fault in the msvcrt40.dll module every
> time I try to open the application.  Anyway, the long and the short of it
> is I no longer have access to my archived PCSOFT messages.  Can some kind
> soul out there re-post the information regarding installing the Win95
> upgrade without Win3.1? I really appreciate it.
>
> This is my only option since the my Win 3.1 setup disks are 5-1/4 inch
> disks... remember those dinosaurs?  Anyway, I swapped out my 5-1/4 inch
> drive for a CD-ROM drive a couple years back.  My Windows 95 upgrade is on
> CD-ROM... I think you can figure out the rest.
>
> TIA
>
> Eric Takamiya