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Umm, no, Windows 95 was very definately 32-bit, using Win32 API vs Windows 3's Win16 API, it ran 32-bit applications natively, and each 32-bit application ran in a separate address space.
I think you are mixing up the O/S with the FAT table.
W 3.1 and Windows 95 and 95 OSR1 (SP1) used FAT16 (limiting Hard Drive size to 2GB), with Windows 95 OSR2 introducing support for FAT32 drives (to access larger hard drives, but nothing to do with larger RAM size or the Operating System API).