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slow speed after upgrading win98 to winxp on p3

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by pkprez, 2006/07/09.

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    pkprez

    pkprez Inactive Thread Starter

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    plz help me out .i have upgraded win 98 to win xp on my desktop and now my comp. runs very slow...plz help me out!!
     
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    Steve R Jones

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    Did you reinatall the chipset & video card drivers?
     

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    SpywareDr

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    pkprez

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    thnx for the reply steve..my chipset is intel 82810 and i downloaded intel graphics controller 6.4.1 from the internet after upgradation but when i tried installing it ,i got a message that "a newer version of graphics controller is already loaded" so i stopped installation..
    now what should i do?
     
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    pkprez

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    sir my processor is of 601Mhz and ram is 64mb.
     
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    With that configuration it will run slow. Read the XP minimum system requirements and you will find you are way under-resourced.. Your choices would be to go back to W98 or preferably upgrade your system..
     
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    If you upgrade the ram to atleast 128MB, preferably 512MB or more, it'll perform OK.

    Keith
     

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