Is there away to install Windows 3.11 and Windows 95 on the same computer?

Of course YES! Since Windows 3.11 and Windows 95 are just GUIs on top of DOS, you can just install MS-DOS 7.0 or MS-DOS 7.10 to start them as GUI. Here is MS-DOS 7.10 Full Edition with Installer: http://newdos.yginfo.net/msdos71.htm

If you install DOS then W3.1 then W95 certain files are overwritten by W95. The easiest way to install DOS/W3.x and W95 is to use a boot manager. XOSL is "free" http://www.xosl.org/

Lets go back to basics! If you install MS-DOS 6.22 followed by Windows 95. Windows will create its own boot Manager to enable dual boot. You can then load Windows 3.1 in a differant directory (folder) called say C:\Win31 and both will work. However you do not need to install 6.22 first if you do not want to. Just install 3.1 as above. Wengier, Why install MS-DOS 7.0? since Windows 95 will installl it for you? X86, A Boot Manager is not a bad idea idea however!

I'd create two partitions on the hard drive, one for 3.1 and one for '95. Then use a boot loader, XOSL is great, for choosing which to boot when you start the computer. Best Luck, Bob

What if I want to put Win98 and WinXP on the same computer. Can that be done too?

YES XP has a built in boot loader and providing it is installed on a seperate partition or drive it will find MSDOS. Bear in mind though that MSDOS up to version 7.0x / W3.xx / W95A can only recognise and install on FAT 12/16 partitions natively, whereas W95 B&C / W98 (MSDOS 7.1x) can recognise FAT 12/16 and 32 partitions. XP can recognise all versions of FAT and NTFS. Personally would look at installing W95 B/C or W98 on FAT32 and changing the boot file as explained under MSDOS 7.xx here: http://www.mwpms.uklinux.net/opage4.htm so have choice of booting DOS then Windows You should be able to also install W3.x to a folder using the 3XSTART.exe file at bottom of this page: http://www.oldstuff.myagora.net/powerload/win3x.htm XP should be OK dual booting if you use PRO VERSION, HOME VERSION is an upgrade for W98SE! Hope this makes sense and someone else can clarify what I have written!