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24 maj 2002 · You can run XP on any system that meets or exceeds those specs -- namely a 233MHz CPU with 64MB of RAM, 1.5GB of free drive space, 800 by 600 display resolution, and a CD-ROM drive. But if you...
- Upgrade Already! If You're Still Using Windows Xp, You're a Menace to Society
If you are still using Windows XP and Server 2003, God help...
- Upgrade Already! If You're Still Using Windows Xp, You're a Menace to Society
To install Windows XP SP3 from the Microsoft Download Center, we recommend that you have a minimum of 1,500 megabytes (MB) of free space on the system disk. To install Windows XP SP3 from a shared network folder, we recommend that you have about 1,100 MB of free space.
4 lip 2006 · By używać Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional, musisz mieć: Komputer osobisty z zalecanym zegarem 300 MHz lub szybszym; minimum wymagane - 233 MHz (jeden lub dwa procesory); rodzina Intel Pentium/Celeron, lub AMD K6/Athlon/Duron lub procesor kompatybilny;
The installation was brand new, no viruses, no polluted registry, no other problem. The antivirus took under 20 MB. According to Microsoft, the system requirements are P233 (P300 recommended) and 64 MB with 128 MB recommended. So are they just lying or what is to blame?
By używać Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition, musisz mieć: Komputer osobisty z zalecanym zegarem 300 MHz lub szybszym; minimum wymagane - 233 MHz (jeden lub dwa procesory); rodzina Intel Pentium/Celeron, lub AMD K6/Athlon/Duron lub procesor kompatybilny;
The maximum amount of RAM that Windows XP can support varies depending on the product edition and the processor architecture. All 32-bit editions of XP support up to 4 GB, except the Windows XP Starter edition, which supports up to 512 MB of RAM. [105] The 64-bit editions support up to 128 GB. [106]
The default Windows XP installation requires approximately 1300MB (ex. drivers, pagefile and hiberfil). Of course, that can be reduced significantly with utilities such as nLite (better results but unforgiving, you don't get it right it's back to the drawing board) or XPLite (you can restore removed components with a few mouse clicks).
