Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Hiding from Chuck Norris
Im running XP with 128 RAM and it works fine for me...i love XP...its very easy......i didnt have to install a thing when i had formatted the comp...just XP....and when i started XP for the first time..internet worked, the network worked.....and when i realised i had forgotten to connect my printer...i just plugged it in and 1 sec later a little message box cam up on screen..." Printer installed and ready for use".....thats what i call handy
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Nov-26-2001 18:39
Dj-2TaLL
Jamil-Addict
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Rishpon (שכונה), Israel
yea!!!
XP is really good, i'm very happy i upgraded...
stability is incredable...
i made it crash only by overloading my Voodoo3 playing max payne...
sitting here on 256MB of RAM...
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Nov-26-2001 19:59
dig2k
ArminAddict
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: UK
Re: Windows XP
quote:
Originally posted by The White Rabbi can i just point out to the people who are experiencing problems, windows xp should only be run on a system with at least 256k RAM and not more than 1028mb RAM, i am seeing some people typing all over the internet saying "boohoo i have win xp and 64mb RAM whats going on"
* Windows XP says in the requirements that whilst it will run on 64mb this is an ABSOLUTE MINIMUM and with just 64mb certain programs won't run
* Windows XP says in the requirements that it really requires 128mb of RAM.
* I run windows xp with 128mb ram, it works beautifully
* Its 256mb of RAM not 256k; get it rite :-P
quote:
I dont like XP...to me its just another way for microsoft controlling the computer industry..... u have to buy the OS for every computer u put it on seperatley thats a bullshit i think... if u have a small network at home with few computers u have to buy it for every computer if u want to run it ...and many scanners and printers wont run on XP as well XP doesnt expect the drivers....its all load of hassel ...i stick with ME
Thats the way its always been with every single fucking operating system by microsoft, and other companies as well... XP just enforces it more... Thats whats included in the license so if u dont like then either
a) don't buy it
b) ignore the licensing issues illegally
Don't just get/use the software illegally and then COMPLAIN on top of that.
Nov-26-2001 21:54
mr_sax
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Vancouver BC!
quote:
Originally posted by TranceCluber I dont like XP...to me its just another way for microsoft controlling the computer industry..... u have to buy the OS for every computer u put it on seperatley thats a bullshit i think... if u have a small network at home with few computers u have to buy it for every computer if u want to run it ...and many scanners and printers wont run on XP as well XP doesnt expect the drivers....its all load of hassel ...i stick with ME
actually the corperate edition can be installed on any computer at all. you could have a whole network off one cd.
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Nov-27-2001 02:47
JM
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Seattle, USA
i'm thinking i'll be getting 512meg of RAM pretty soon here, running this AMD 800 with 192 RAM....the slot on my ASUS motherboard will hold 3 x 512 megs...i got a slot open....
i'm gonna get xp too pretty soon i hope, hope., although i'm really liking my 98 still......
>JM<
Nov-27-2001 03:43
mr_sax
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Vancouver BC!
get ur ass on my icq contact list and i'll... inform you about where to recieve this...
oh and the *cough*price*/cough*
if need be lol
ok was that confusing!?
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Nov-27-2001 08:07
Shudder
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2000
Location:
Windows XP rules man. better than ME & 98 at least. both have always crashed on me but not XP yet... am currently waiting for the day
currently thinking of upgrading my RAM
question is i don't know how can anybody help??
Nov-28-2001 02:41
mr_sax
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Vancouver BC!
toronto has alot of future shops.. that's where i got mine, expensive but the bs is done quick and easily
just take your computer in and they'll fix ya up with some new RAM it's as easy as that.
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Nov-28-2001 08:13
[A|ienFactory]
trancEaddict in JAIL
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Sweden
Why not just buy the chips and put them in on your own??
Nov-28-2001 10:18
fastmp3
ta main sur le zbebs
Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Montreal/Canada & Casablanca/Morocco (the ROOTS of TRANCE)
quote:
Originally posted by [A|ienFactory] Why not just buy the chips and put them in on your own??
indeed , that's what i did , cheaper and easier also , just plug the damn ram and there u go
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Nov-28-2001 10:20
trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
quote:
Originally posted by FASTDJMP3
indeed , that's what i did , cheaper and easier also , just plug the damn ram and there u go
In my experience there's no such thing as "just" when inserting RAM-modules in a RAM-slot. At first (because of static electricity) you're very careful not to touch the darn thing and in the end you're up dancing on it in order to make it slip into place. Or maybe I've just been unlucky with my purchases so far
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