Re: **Windows XP installation**
- From: "Steve N." <me@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 01 Jan 2006 18:33:41 GMT
Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
R wrote:
I want to install A windowx XP in a pentium II client with RAM of 64 and hard of 40Gig ,is it possible?
Possible? Yes.
But practical, no. 64MB of RAM is *way* too little to run XP with anything approaching acceptable performance.
if not, what's the minimum specification for a station in order to have it?
64MB meets the official minimum, but as I said, that says nothing about running at acceptable speed. I wouldn't try to run XP with anything much less than a 400MHz processor and 256MB of RAM. Even that will be very slow, but it will be usable.
FWIW, I saw a 266 PII laptop with 192MB RAM and a 3GB HDD recently that ran XP Pro ok. Didn't have any apps installed but the OS booted up nicely and quicky, too. Worked fine as a terminal in a domain. I was very surprised to be honest. But I agree, the more system resources and speed the better.
Happy New Year! Steve N.
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