Hi
I am trying to find where the site is on the web that
lists what the basic machine requirements (CPU, memory
and so on) are for a machine running XP, 2000, 98.
Also how do I figure out the amount of memory and CPU I
should have if I have additional programs so my system
will run efficiently.
FOr example if I have a machine that is running windows
XP professional and I meet the basic requirements for the
system how much additional memory do I need if say I add
the Office suite to the machine.
Also the machine is on a network how do I figure out the
amount of memory the machine needs to handle the network
connection. I have the knowledge from books but I need
to download from a microsoft site so that I may present
it to my boss as he is not techinically inclined and does
not believe what the books say. If I am able to print
this from a microsoft course he will have to consider the
changes I have suggested.

Can anyone help me by giving me the http address where I
may find this information ??

Peter

Greetings --

If you look at the box for individual piece's of software it tells you what
you need to run it.

Windows XP Professional System Requirements
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/p...on/sysreqs.asp

"Peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:48e201c3ab4f$54b2dcc0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi
> I am trying to find where the site is on the web that
> lists what the basic machine requirements (CPU, memory
> and so on) are for a machine running XP, 2000, 98.
> Also how do I figure out the amount of memory and CPU I
> should have if I have additional programs so my system
> will run efficiently.
> FOr example if I have a machine that is running windows
> XP professional and I meet the basic requirements for the
> system how much additional memory do I need if say I add
> the Office suite to the machine.
> Also the machine is on a network how do I figure out the
> amount of memory the machine needs to handle the network
> connection. I have the knowledge from books but I need
> to download from a microsoft site so that I may present
> it to my boss as he is not techinically inclined and does
> not believe what the books say. If I am able to print
> this from a microsoft course he will have to consider the
> changes I have suggested.
>
> Can anyone help me by giving me the http address where I
> may find this information ??
>
> Peter
>