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Its possible, but i dont know how smooth it would run....maybe if you had a good amount of ram and you didnt install tons of aplications, it might go ok....

I think your best bet is Win98 or Win2k

=Drew

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i think tha Filer installed it on a 486 and it ran "ok"

dont expect miracles though. try it and see, failing XP try win2k. or use XP but turn off the visual styles.

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I'm running 98 on this machine already, but I still find it too slow. I also wanna get rid of a lot of junk on this machine since it did get a virus a couple of times. If I add more RAM, will I have to configure my system again?

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when you install ram you dont have to alter anything or install any software, it would be advisable to change your page file size, but if its system managed (default setting) it will alter itself anyway.

just plug it in, turn it on, check its there (my computer > properties. it is listed there) make sure system is stable.. job done.

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It should run fine on a 330MHz, providing you have at least over 32Mb RAM, otherwise it will refuse to install. Win2k shouldn't be too bad on it anyway.

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Ive installed XP on 486 like FthrJACK has, also pent 1, pent 2. You name it Ive installed it on there for fun and for others. Ran no promblem

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i installed XP on a 600mhz 64mb of ram and it was quite bad.. it took ages to load up and locked up a lot..

thank god for me 1.1ghz 256mb of ram.. :)

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mine takes 10 seconds to boot. I find it faster than my 1.6GHz! lol! w00t Anyway, its not detecting my burner cuz it doesnt have the driver for my SCSI controller. Would updating do anything?

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In my old PC I was running XP Prof. with a Celeron 333mhz with 256 sdram. Windows 2000 was faster on that machine, more so than 98 or Me.

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mine takes 10 seconds to boot.  I find it faster than my 1.6GHz!  lol! w00t Anyway, its not detecting my burner cuz it doesnt have the driver for my SCSI controller.  Would updating do anything?

might, worth a try.

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