Computer Hope
Hardware => Drivers => Topic started by: runninbare on October 17, 2007, 09:50:57 AM
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I meet all of the requirements for upgrading to XP exept one.
It requires 1.5 GB of available hard disc space.
My system printout states I have Hard Drive C: 10988MB
What can I do to increase the Free Space?
Bob
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10988Mb is approx 10.73Gb of spcae... You have more than enough to install XP.
Unless this is your hardc drive capacity?
EDIT: Please don't post your email address in any of your posts ;)
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Thanks for your reply, this is the hard drive freespace, the totalspace is 13053, am attaching sys. diag. sheet.
[getting space - attachment deleted by admin]
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You have plenty of space to upgrade to XP.
You will find quite a slowdown in speed with only
192MB of ram and a 400MHZ CPU.
It should work okay though......only much slower.
I assume you have a socket 370 PPGA processor.
If so the best you could increase to would be 533MHZ
CPU. The SSpecs are---->SL3FZ. See the link below.
http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/SL/SL3FZ.html
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Edit your 1st post, and remove your email address, unless you want to get tons of junk mail there!!!
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Agreed, Street1, More than enough space but system will be very slow considering rest of the hardware.
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Agreed, Street1, More than enough space but system will be very slow considering rest of the hardware.
Add another 128 stick of RAM and throw Win2K on there and you will have a happy machine...
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I just upgraded RAM to 512 & ordered DSL high speed, which will bring me out of the dark ages of dial up.
I also am bidding on Windows XP upgrade.
My current processor is Intel Celeron 400MHZ
on my similar Gateway PC that just crashed, it has a Intel P2 Model5 448MHz processor, would this be worthwhile to swap it into my current PC for faster speed?
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400 MHz is pretty slow for an XP...