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Click on Start, Click on Settings, Click on Control Panel. &nbsp;Double Click on Add/Remove Programs. &nbsp; Click on Windows Setup and then select the options you want to add/remove. &nbsp;When you do this, make sure your Windows 95 CD-ROM is in the CD-ROM drive as you will need it. &nbsp;This routine should bypass the message you are asking about. &nbsp; <br />

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Click on Start, Click on Settings, Click on Control Panel.  Double Click on Add/Remove Programs.   Click on Windows Setup and then select the options you want to add/remove.  When you do this, make sure your Windows 95 CD-ROM is in the CD-ROM drive as you will need it.  This routine should bypass the message you are asking about.  


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I have multiple machines and versions of 95. &nbsp;I must have taken my upgrade disk to work and only have the &quot;Installation for NEW machines&quot; disks at home. &nbsp;How can I reinstall pieces and bypass the meassage that says this installation is only for new machines?
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I have multiple machines and versions of 95.  I must have taken my upgrade disk to work and only have the "Installation for NEW machines" disks at home.  How can I reinstall pieces and bypass the meassage that says this installation is only for new machines?

95 install from NEW cd (had used upgrade)

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.