Is there anyway else so that I can upgrade but bypass the requirements section (as 32mb Ram instead of the eight I have)?? I tried dos, but that won't work...

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8? What are you trying to install it on, a calculator? :-)
Something tells me even if you succeeded in your quest, it wouldn't run. Those minimum requirements really are a minimum... and I know for sure you can't expect even the core processes for Win2k to take up less than 8 MB. I can't believe the HDD in that thing is even big enough to hold the OS. Go buy some RAM of eBay or something.


On Friday, February 7, 2003 at 7:29 am, Peter wrote:
>Is there anyway else so that I can upgrade but bypass the requirements section (as
>32mb Ram instead of the eight I have)?? I tried dos, but that won't work...

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I agree too. My system runs so smoothly at 767MB of DDR Ram. The only operating system I would try to load with 8MB would be Dos or Windows 3.1

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I doubt your processor is up to requirements either. 8MB? You are kidding right ????


On Friday, February 7, 2003 at 8:03 am, DavidW wrote:
>I agree too. My system runs so smoothly at 767MB of DDR Ram. The only operating system
>I would try to load with 8MB would be Dos or Windows 3.1

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You will never get it to run with only 8 Meg of RAM. I have tried many times to get 
it to run on systems with under 64Megs and it has never worked. I don't know why 
they made the minimum 32 Megs when it really should have been 64 Megs.






On Friday, February 7, 2003 at 7:29 am, Peter wrote:
>Is there anyway else so that I can upgrade but bypass the requirements section (as 
>32mb Ram instead of the eight I have)?? I tried dos, but that won't work...

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