>Is it possible and what are the likely consequences of having
>XP and Win95 on the same PC ? As mentioned, I've just put
>XP on this PC and it's working well, but the boys would like a
>couple of their games on here so they can network and kick
>each others asses (in their dreams). Namely Quake2 and Red
>Alert / Aftermath. When trying to install these they both say that
>they're Win95 products (although Red Alert seems to run OK
>on 98 - hmmm). So, bearing in mind how smoothly this machine
>is running, what's likely to get buggered up by putting Win95
>in a partition and making a dual boot PC and is it going to be
>worth the possible headaches to follow ? I'm reluctant to try it

The only things to be aware are of;
a) You should install OS in chronological order followed by not-MS order.
b) Unless the drive is FAT32 you won't be able to access the XP stuff under
9x.
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