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Daniel Hartmann
Hallo
does anybody know which amount of RAM is maximum supported by Windows XP
Home ?
Best regards
Daniel
does anybody know which amount of RAM is maximum supported by Windows XP
Home ?
Best regards
Daniel
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Chris Lanier
Hi, 4GB in Windows XP.
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hello_4994
Thats the max supported by the normal IA32 (Pentium class) architecture 
Frank Chen
Frank Chen
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Patrick Keenan
Daniel Hartmann said:
Keep in mind that this can also be limited by the capacity of the
motherboard. Many older systems have limits around 384 or 512 meg, quite
separate from XP's 4 gig limit.
HTH
-pk
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Ken Blake
In
4GB.
Daniel Hartmann said:
4GB.
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Guest
You guys got me real confused now.... ;
I was told that the maximum amount of physical memory winXP HOME edition supported was 1 GB. That only winXP PR
will support more than 1 GB, or as you stated, 4 GB. Please help! I have 1 gig installed (using home, at home), but woul
like to toss in another gig. Also, I was working on a machine that had xp pro installed, with a mobo that supposedly supported 2 gigs, but whenever I tried to boot it up with anything over 1 gig, the machine 'choked'. (To be exact, it would either freeze on the progress bar screen, where the progress bar stopped and it sat, or the screen went completely dark, and it sat....). Any help would be greatly appreciated
-Thomas Ertl
I was told that the maximum amount of physical memory winXP HOME edition supported was 1 GB. That only winXP PR
will support more than 1 GB, or as you stated, 4 GB. Please help! I have 1 gig installed (using home, at home), but woul
like to toss in another gig. Also, I was working on a machine that had xp pro installed, with a mobo that supposedly supported 2 gigs, but whenever I tried to boot it up with anything over 1 gig, the machine 'choked'. (To be exact, it would either freeze on the progress bar screen, where the progress bar stopped and it sat, or the screen went completely dark, and it sat....). Any help would be greatly appreciated
-Thomas Ertl
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Leonard Severt [MSFT]
You guys got me real confused now....
I was told that the maximum amount of physical memory winXP HOME
edition supported was 1 GB. That only winXP PRO will support more than
1 GB, or as you stated, 4 GB. Please help! I have 1 gig installed
(using home, at home), but would like to toss in another gig. Also, I
was working on a machine that had xp pro installed, with a mobo that
supposedly supported 2 gigs, but whenever I tried to boot it up with
anything over 1 gig, the machine 'choked'. (To be exact, it would
either freeze on the progress bar screen, where the progress bar
stopped and it sat, or the screen went completely dark, and it
sat....). Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Thomas Ertle
Windows XP Home and Pro both support 4 gig of memory. If you have a
problem booting up with more than 1 gig then it is a motherboard
problem. I run multiple systems with 2 gig of memory.
Leonard Severt
Windows 2000 Server Setup Team
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Tim Slattery
tfe62 said:You guys got me real confused now....
I was told that the maximum amount of physical memory winXP HOME edition supported was 1 GB. That only winXP PRO
will support more than 1 GB, or as you stated, 4 GB.
You were told wrong. There's no difference between Home and Pro in
this regard.
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Alex Nichol
tfe62 said:You guys got me real confused now....
I was told that the maximum amount of physical memory winXP HOME edition supported was 1 GB. That only winXP PRO
will support more than 1 GB, or as you stated, 4 GB. Please help! I have 1 gig installed (using home, at home), but would
Whoever told you that was wrong. Either version will support 4GB,
though whether that much is *useful* is another matter