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Windows 2000 Core Duo?

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A friend of mine has bought a computer with an Intel Core 2 Duo, and i need to put an os on it, 2000 is awesome but i dont know if it works, i know xp sp1 doesnt work with it, so does 2k pro sp4 work...?


how could windows XP sp1 not work on it? it would be the same as running a dual processor environment...

i can't say 2000 would be the best of ideas, partly because the fastest processors it ever saw was 1.6Ghz P4s when it was still socket 423....to my knowledge at least...you might want to try the XP, i don't see how it wouldn't work.

What boggles me why someone would purchase hardware without the means of an operating system to properly support it beforehand. Windows XP SP2, what's the problem? :wacko:

"It's more stable"

"XP is just Windows 2000 with eye candy"

"2000 doesn't have all the bloatware"

"I cAn p1rate W2K ezer"

:rolleyes:

You shouldnt pirate any software. I raises the cost to everyone else

"It's more stable" haha BS! Proof please!

"XP is just Windows 2000 with eye candy" year right!!!!!

"2000 doesn't have all the bloatware" bloatware, like what?

"I cAn p1rate W2K ezer" xp is just as easy to pirate if not easier these days!!!!!

Ok...notice the rolleyes smiley and the fact that it's in quotes? Sarcasm anyone?

:rolleyes: <----see?

:whistle:

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