I suppose the logic was that if you needed >2GB disks and/or USB, your prebuilt OEM would order the special version of Windows 95 that supported them (and in al

I suppose the logic was that if you needed >2GB disks and/or USB, your prebuilt OEM would order the special version of Windows 95 that supported them (and in all practical purposes, I don't even recall OEMs still using 95 RTM or 95A after 95B was available... even if the machine lacked either of those properties). Of course people would build their own computers from scratch in those days too and pirating Windows 95B (later, 95C) would be fairly common. It had big benefits while any Windows 95 box at the store was only 95A.