This is a matter of personal preference but ‘Yes’ was chosen in this tutorial. This message may not come up if your hard drive is smaller than 512mb.
It’s a good idea to read the agreement so you know what you’re agreeing to.
Normally it is best to choose where Windows recommends.
For this tutorial, ‘Typical’ was chosen.
The product key should have come with your Windows 95 setup disks.
It’s not essential to put a company in
For this tutorial, none of the check boxes were selected.
For this tutorial, ‘Install the most common components’ was selected.
The startup disk is a disk which can be inserted into your computer should Windows fail to boot and can then repair or reinstall Windows. For this tutorial ‘No’ was selected.
Computer description is not required.
If so click Next > otherwise choose Cancel (Cancel was chosen in this tutorial).
You can also use a 3rd party program such as 7-Zip.
This is so you can decide which file you need to use: FIX95CPU. ISO and FIX95CPU. IMA is for use in a virtual machine FIX95CPU. ISO can be used to burn to a CD FIX95CPU. EXE is for writing to a floppy disk
No was selected here as the readme is exactly the same as the one in the zip folder.
This will begin to fix the processor issues.
If you don’t remove the ‘CD’, it will begin an endless loop into this setup screen.
