Windows 95 Statement of Support and Recommendations Windows 95, Microsoft Corporation s 32 -bit operating system, succeeds Windows version 3.11 with major changes Based on our current analysis, CIT recommends customers considering upgrading to Windows 95 are aware of hardware and software issues as outlined in this document. The following table provides minimum requirements for a microcomputer running Windows 95. The more memory the better. 8 MB is enough to run windows 95 and possibly 1 or 2 applications. If you notice your computer frequently accessing the hard disk or you may need more memory.
Applications require large amounts of disk space.
A PCI local bus video board is recommended. Almost all Pentium machines have a PCI bus. Most of the software that runs under Windows 3.x will work with Windows 95. However, to derive the full benefits of Windows 95, your software should be upgraded to Windows 95 compliant versions. The communications products provided with Windows 95 are not the functional equivalent of products we currently provide for Windows 3.11.