My computer configuration is Pentium3, 384MB, 16MB graphics card, 30GB hard drive. Can I use Windows

The effect will not be too good, because XP has too high requirements for the system, Windows XP (hereinafter referred to as XP), and then install its SP1 patch; This is the most stable and compatible operating system out there. The minimum required configuration for XP is CPU 1000MHz and RAM 256M

Moreover, the volume is relatively large, and if you install a patch, it will be close to 2G, and you will see if it is suitable for installing XP

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Recently, some foreign users have been complaining that Microsoft's Windows XP has too high hardware requirements. A user said that running Windows XP with a PIII600B + 256MB system felt like running Windows 95 with 486 66MHz, and some users reported that WinXP consumed a lot of memory, and even when running WinXP on a machine equipped with 384MB memory, it actually had to do 550MB of virtual memory. Most people think that if you use Windows XP, the best system configuration is PIII 800MHz or higher, preferably P4 (because WinXP is optimized for P4), 512MB RAM, and a minimum of 4GB of free hard disk space, but this is too different from the system requirements announced by Microsoft.

Microsoft has even said that it is possible to run Winodows XP well with PII.

It's better not to use it, the configuration is too low, use 98

Absolutely, you can optimize it!

OK. But not particularly smooth.

It is recommended to upgrade and reuse. It won't be very good to use.

What is the frequency? My friend's PIII is 550MHz and can also run WinXP

1 All are totally OK, the minimum configuration of Windows XP is Pentium233 with 64MB of RAM. If you don't play a big game, you should run very smoothly. If you start a big game, it will definitely slow down, but you can still play it.

Yes, and the speed will not be slow, if you want a good effect, you can add memory to 512, add graphics card my configuration: CPU P3800

RAM 512

Graphics card 64 HDD 40

It's very fast, I play World of Warcraft every day, no problem.

Yes, no problem.

I've used piii866, 256m memory, 16m graphics card installed completely fine.

It's totally okay.,My CPU is also 1G.,Memory 192 40G HD,Integrated graphics card (82815)Hehe,I'm making it faster than the P4 in our head.,No matter what,You still have to do it yourself.,It's useless for people who don't know how to do it and you give him a good configuration 564253745

You can use XP operating system, my computer is PII 800, 256M RAM, graphics card 16MB, 20G hard disk.

If you don't open a large program.

It should run smoothly.

My machine configuration is: Pentium3, main frequency 800MHz, memory 128MB, graphics card 8MB, 20G hard disk.

It's XP, just take something yourself

I suggest you spend a little more money and get a better one!

Yes, I can use c2, 128, 40, it's not slow, but I can't run too big programs.

Yes, it's slower, but you can't play games.

That XP can't be ghost's.

You want to use the fully installed version.

You can pretend to go to another area, then you can do it.

It should be installed from old to new, xp first, then win7, and it can't be ghost.

You can use the Chinese cabbage U disk boot tool to install the system with a mobile hard disk.

The installation of the second system is the same as the first, you can refer to the tutorial of the online installation system. However, when prompted to select the installation disk, select another disk outside the C disk, and when it is installed and booted, it will let you choose the system you want to boot, just choose it.

In a master partition, it is used to install win98 after activation;

In this way, you have installed two systems that do not interfere with each other, and you only need to activate the main partition where the system is located if you want to enter the system.

1. You find a virtual optical drive first (the official Chinese version of the virtual optical drive (daemon tools lite)).

3、If it's a ghost, follow the prompts and you'll be done with Qing Qingsheng.。 If it is a complete installation, it also needs to be operated according to the correction removal, which is a long time, and it will take more than an hour to complete the patching of the system.

That's about it, it's actually quite simple.

Steps to uninstall previous versions of Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode.

1.Back up all data in Windows XP Mode.

2.To uninstall the Windows XP Mode beta, click Start , click Control Panel, click Programs, click Programs and Features, and then double-click Virtual Windows XP. For release candidates, you should double-click Windows XP Mode in the last step.

3.To uninstall a beta or release candidate for Windows Virtual PC, click Start , click Control Panel, click Programs, click Programs and features, click View installed updates, and then click Windows Virtual PC (KB958559).

4.Navigate to %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Virtual PC\Virtual Machines\ and delete the differential disk (.).vhd) and settings (..)

vmc) file.

5.Restart your computer.

Steps to install Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode.

1.From Windows Virtual PC.

2.Install Windows XP Mode by double-clicking the Windows XP Mode file where nn-nn is the locale, for example, and completing the wizard that opens.

3.Install Windows Virtual PC by double-clicking the file or depending on your processor type.

4.Restart your computer.

5.After the computer restarts, click Start, click Windows Virtual PC, and then click Windows XP Mode.

6.Complete the wizard that opens. Make sure to record the password provided during the installation process, as you will need it to log in to the virtual machine.

There is also a Microsoft update to be installed, which is the official website link.

You don't need to make a disk, the default path is to install it on the C disk, but you can change it when you install it.

Do you want to install a virtual machine·· Or... The problem is not very clear... I can't give it to you...

After installation, just click on the icon and it will open.

Landlord, are you crazy? Actually want to install three systems?? Is that necessary?

If it appeals to you so much, then you can simply give up Win 7 and put it on the D disk. What are you trying to do with these three systems? Be a "system demonstrator"?

I don't think that's a good idea.

Don't talk nonsense on the first floor, win7pe and win7 are different The landlord doesn't want to install 3 systems, it's going to use win7pe for emergency use, right?