Win98Se

[Dennis E Strausser Jr]

They going to get rid of it, total, like 95 and 3.11
Same with NT4
Reason = I run Win98SE on my Athlon XP 2200+ @ 2400+ 2.03 GHz
I Really like Windows 98 SE
Other then the fact that Win98 only seems to use less then 100Mb of my
512Mb installed.
I would really like to see just one more update before this OS Goes out,
Memory update
for people like me that has some old games that don't run as well under
WinXp,, Doom & Doom2
and a few others.

Anyway, MS Windows 2000 Pro, good for a Dual Xeon?
Or is Windows 2003 Any better, and does it come in 32 Bit for Dual 32Bit
Servers.
I might Overclock the thing, but there's no importance asking about this.
OS Is what I want to know.

Denny. 33 Years old & Never going to grow up.. Going on 10 Years Old.

 

[Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote]

They going to get rid of it, total, like 95 and 3.11 Same with NT4
Reason = I run Win98SE on my Athlon XP 2200+ @ 2400+ 2.03 GHz I Really
like Windows 98 SE Other then the fact that Win98 only seems to use
less then 100Mb of my 512Mb installed.
I would really like to see just one more update before this OS Goes
out, Memory update for people like me that has some old games that
don't run as well under WinXp,, Doom & Doom2
and a few others.

Anyway, MS Windows 2000 Pro, good for a Dual Xeon?
Or is Windows 2003 Any better, and does it come in 32 Bit for Dual
32Bit Servers.
I might Overclock the thing, but there's no importance asking about this.
OS Is what I want to know.

Denny. 33 Years old & Never going to grow up.. Going on 10 Years Old.

You might want to ask this in one of the operating system newsgroups;
this group is for OneNote which will not run on Win98 or WinNT but runs
like a champ on Windows 2000 (with SP4 or later) especially on a dual Xeon
box (overclocking optional).

 

[Dennis E Strausser Jr]

You might want to ask this in one of the operating system newsgroups;
this group is for OneNote which will not run on Win98 or WinNT but runs
like a champ on Windows 2000 (with SP4 or later) especially on a dual Xeon
box (overclocking optional).
--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote
OneNote FAQ: http://home.hawaii.rr.com/schorr/Computers/OneNoteFAQ.htm
SchorrTech Blog: http://www.thespoke.net/MyBlog/bschorr/MyBlog.aspx

Ok, Thanks much.
Denny.