Insufficient Memory to Initialize Windows (Win95)

I just purchased a Latitude D520 and re-partitioned the hard drive so that I can load multiple operating systems (Windows 95 and Windows XP).  When I partitioned the drive I gave it a 2GB partition for Win95 and designated the rest of the drive for Win XP.

 

I have loaded Windows 95 (without any errors), but I keep getting an error during startup"

 

"Insufficient memory to initialize Windows.  Quit one or more memory-resident programs or remove unneccessary utilities from your Config.sys and Autoexec.bat files, and restart your computer."

 

I did a search on the Microsoft KB and sound several articles dealing with this problem.  Most said to limit the size of RAM available for the operating system to use, so I added a line in the [386Enh] section of the System.ini file limiting RAM starting with 768 MB (MaxPhysPage=30000) and worked my way down to 128 MB (MaxPhysPage=08000).  None of these setting worked and I kept on getting the same error message.

 

Another Microsoft KB article said to add a line in the [VCache] section limiting the Cache size.  I tried this as well with the following lines:

 

[VCache]

MinFileCache=10240

MaxFileCache=30720

 

This also did nothing for me.  Can anyone give me some advice as to what is preventing Windows 95 from starting up?

 

Thanks in advance