How can I install Windows XP on 32 MB Computer ?

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Shmulik Klein

Hey,
Is it possible to bypass the 64mb RAM requirment on windows xp's setup ?

thx,
Shmulik
 
Anything's possible and it might actually work but why would you want to?
 
I would not try it. Shmulik.

XP is not even comfortable at 64MB. It works, of cousre, but limits your
capabilities. 128MB+ is the norm.

Good luck,

Ed
 
Even if you got it to install, it would be completely un-usable.... XP
itself requires more than 32mb to run so the virtual memory usage would be
so heavy you wouldn't be able to use the computer for anything other than a
doorstop... RAM is cheap, buy more!

Lorne
 
128 is the Min really. Looking at task manager as soon as XP starts get be
as high a 100 MB
 
Shmulik said:
Hey,
Is it possible to bypass the 64mb RAM requirment on windows xp's setup ?

thx,
Shmulik
Click to expand...

I don't have a problem to install a 64 mb, just wanted to know if there
is a way to bypass the restriction,

thx again,
Shmulik
 
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