What is the maximum of applications or programs that I can install to Windows XP?
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It depends on your system's memory and the capacity of your hard disk/storage\n\nVirtually unlimited
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yes your e-machine computer will support windows XP.  Here are the system requirements for Windows XP\n\n1.300MHz or higher processor. Intel pentium, celeron or AMD K6, athlon, or duron.\n2.128 MB of Ram.  64 MB supported, may limit performance and features.\n3.  1.5 GB of availabe Hard Drive space.\n\nThese are the minimum requirements for running Windows XP.  I would suggest first upgrading your processor speed and your memory and THEN installing windows XP.  At the rates you gave, installing XP on that machine would be like installing the new windows Vista on a machine ment for windows 3.1.
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You can do whatever you want, i mean, i've seen WIN XP runnin on really old computers, and i couldn't believe it myself, so if someone answers "NO WAY" they obviously don't speak by experience.\n\nBut, anyway 16 MB is actually not much, if it runs, you're in for a hard time ;-)
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Make sure you do system maintenance once a week or so.  Run Disc Cleanup on C drive - and make sure to run DeFrag.  Make sure to reboot after doing those two things (in that order).  Memory should be AT LEAST 512 if you want to use XP at any reasonable speed.  Of course, you really didn't tell me about your computer.  The more memory - the better.  If you computer is newer, a gig of ram is becoming standard (depending on the chip).\n\nPersonally, I use registry mechanic to clean my registry.  One more thing is that if you're using Norton, it is notorious for slowing down your computer.  I heard that PC-cillin is a good alternative.
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for windows XP or server 2003 AT LEAST 32MB... I suggest 64MB.  If you plan on doing any gaming at all I suggest 128MB.\n\nOn Linux, refer to your versions specification requirements as each version can vary.  In general, 32MB for most GUI interfaces, 8MB for most command line interfaces.
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Im assuming you have Windows XP. 256MB of RAM is really the minamum to run XP. IE7 is more memory intensive. Add more memory and defrag your hard drive. That will probably help alot.  512MB would be recomended
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Unfortunatly Windows xp cant see any thing more then around 137 to 143 gigs per drive It has something to do with the way windows formats the drives. I know this for experiance I would love it if there was a way i could do that with my 250 gig drive but NTFS formating and Fat32 prevent it from happening.
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Answer :\n\nYES YES U CAN...\nsee\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/upgrading/sysreqs.mspx\n\nits said "64 MB minimum supported; may limit performance and some features"...\n\nAND\nhttp://www.pcmall.com/pcmall/shop/detail~dpno~416844~name~Windows+XP+Home+Edition+with+Service+Pack+2+-+Upgrade+Package~mfg~N09-00985+++++++++++.asp\n\nfor the "Service Pack 2"\n\nMy Recommendation :\n\nDON'T DO THAT... buy some RAM (at least 256).... just for the sake of XP.
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Hehe ... if u just download it ... nothing happends.\nIf u try to install it over it, by Updating Win98 to WinXp, ... if everything goes smoothly nothing happens either.\nIf some registry entryes goes mixted up then u might not be able to load some of the programs and your system will run slow.\nI recomand that u install the Win Xp version on a diffrent partition ... formated NTFS for better performance and encryption (security).
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Go buy the Windows XP Pro software.. and install?
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If you're using Windows XP, set your user account as an Administrator, and leave the rest as basic users.  They shouldnt be able to install programs at all, if my understanding of that system is accurate.
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Without directing you to an illegal site, this information cannot be provided.\n\nThere is no free (and legal) way to download and install Windows XP.
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Best to buy new PC because Windows XP requires about 512 MB RAM to function efficiently. If you have that much then I would recommend reformatting, it might be better for performance.
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There is no problem if installations stops in the middle. You can install XP as a seperate OS or u can upgrade win98 to XP.\n\nJust check out if you have the system requirements for installation of XP.
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I am sure there will be an upgrade package.\n\nOne point to be aware of though. If you decide to upgrade, make sure you are willing to part with some of your hardware and software programs. When I upgraded to XP, many of my software programs would no longer work.  I also wound up replacing my trusty old printer because the company did not provide new drivers to support it. Perhaps all the companies were in collusion with each other . . . I mean what better to get a lot of business!
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know more about the xp os, that will help you firstly,
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Minimum requirement for Windows XP is a 300 Mhz or higher processor speed and 128 MB of RAM.\nYou can check your system info by right-clicking on My Computer > Properties.