When it's XP Pro Corp, those 3 digits in the PID have to be -640- or its not a legal key. All the VLKs that MS gave out for XPPC generate -640-, illegal ones are usually -64x-, where x is like 4 or something other then 0.
And besides I don't know how many rubles 2000P costs but I don't think you would easily afford it (Socioeninomic guess, sorry).
thats a fake. no pentium processor is 20mhz. unless it was seriously underclocked.
thats not a fake... this is a pentium overdrive cpu, its underclocked. They have tested 486 will run under XP. I wont be.
When XP have no work under 20 MHz, the CPU will runs at 66%
well I wonder if I can get XP to boot on my 486. I did it on a pentium 166, and fish did it on a 100. At school there is this power PC, and a dos compatibility card kit, but I couldn't get the mac to show anything on the screen. I ebayed the DVI cable that it needed but either the monitor wasn't the right kind, or something in there is dead. I did manage to behold real Dos and windows 3.1 floppies and got my hands on their manuals too, so that was a plus.
I wanted to install 2000 or XP on the powerPC if it was possible. The thing had 32 megs of onboard ram so 2000 would at least start the setup. But some research showed that dos compatibility actually meant dos and no NT.... which really made me want to see what would happen.
When it's XP Pro Corp, those 3 digits in the PID have to be -640- or its not a legal key. All the VLKs that MS gave out for XPPC generate -640-, illegal ones are usually -64x-, where x is like 4 or something other then 0.
And besides I don't know how many rubles 2000P costs but I don't think you would easily afford it (Socioeninomic guess, sorry).
XP will get installed on a 486 only if you press F5 after the text: "Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware configuration"
And from that list you should choose a kernel for 486 Processor.
That's the only way how to install XP on 486.
Note there's no such option in Server 2003.
Yes... press F5 you say... I have never heard of doing that before. Well since I think I've finished making NT and 2000 behave together on a partition larger then 4 gigs (yes! I did it!, then the VMware mouse drive killed NT.....), I can now see this XP menu you speak of.
hrm....Standard PC with C-step i486.... interesting option.
Old AMDs were pretty bad, the pre-K7 like Q said. But I have the feeling Cyrixs are bad too, which is why theres no market for them anymore. But now AMD is far better than any CPU company there is.
Yes... press F5 you say... I have never heard of doing that before. Well since I think I've finished making NT and 2000 behave together on a partition larger then 4 gigs (yes! I did it!, then the VMware mouse drive killed NT.....), I can now see this XP menu you speak of.
hrm....Standard PC with C-step i486.... interesting option.
You can also do that without reinstallind XP. When XP is installed, just go to device manager and change driver of "Computer". That's easier way to change the kernel in XP.
Note you can't do that in NT 4.0.
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When it's XP Pro Corp, those 3 digits in the PID have to be -640- or its not a legal key. All the VLKs that MS gave out for XPPC generate -640-, illegal ones are usually -64x-, where x is like 4 or something other then 0.
And besides I don't know how many rubles 2000P costs but I don't think you would easily afford it (Socioeninomic guess, sorry).
-Q
thats not a fake... this is a pentium overdrive cpu, its underclocked. They have tested 486 will run under XP. I wont be.
When XP have no work under 20 MHz, the CPU will runs at 66%
http://www.winhistory.de/more/386/xpmini.htm
It was no Overdrive, it was a simple Pentium 60, the old Pentium until the MMX was not locked. you could clock them in the way you want.
http://www.winhistory.de/more/386/xpmini_eng.htm
Just set the jumpers, or set the FSB and multiplyers in the BIOS. It works for me.
I wanted to install 2000 or XP on the powerPC if it was possible. The thing had 32 megs of onboard ram so 2000 would at least start the setup. But some research showed that dos compatibility actually meant dos and no NT.... which really made me want to see what would happen.
I have 640's. (y)
-Q
And from that list you should choose a kernel for 486 Processor.
That's the only way how to install XP on 486.
Note there's no such option in Server 2003.
UGH! I've heard Cyrix chips under perform!
-Q
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hrm....Standard PC with C-step i486.... interesting option.
You can also do that without reinstallind XP. When XP is installed, just go to device manager and change driver of "Computer". That's easier way to change the kernel in XP.
Note you can't do that in NT 4.0.