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At 01:19 AM 6/27/97 -0600, Tom Franklin wrote: >I installed OSR2 a while back and tried to get a Cardbus 100Mbps ethernet >card to work without any luck. I finally had to return the card in defeat. Speaking of which...I got my hands on a CD-ROM with the latest (OSR2) version of Win 95 (that has FAT32, etc.) and tried to install it--first on my Desktop machine since in the event of total failure, that's easier to simply restore everything from tape. Well...it wouldn't let me. It keeps saying "This machine already has an operating system installed", etc. Basically, its designed in such a way that at appears to preclude it being installed as an "upgrade" of any sort, working only on a fresh, virginal system with no OS on it. Is there any way around that? Can I start it with a switch or something that will tell it to install anyway as an upgrade or perhaps at least as a seperate installation in a directory of its own? Thanks in advance for your insights... ------- Randal J. Whittle whittle@usc.edu (213) 740-7775 Director, Electronic Commerce Program Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California