On average, how much does windows 2000 cost?
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I am sure you can find it cheap on ebay.
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right click on my compueter/properties/ advance/performance option and then u can set the regisrty size ..this works for win 2000
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i would stay with windows me\n\nwindows 2000 needs much more resources than win me\nso it's going to be sortta upgrade rather than downgrade !\n\nwin 2000 & win xp are basically same family\nhome versions of the win nt series\n\nwin me is same family as win 98 & win 95\n\nif u could just share why's u wanting to change os\nproblems u facing or seeking some results ???\n\n>> that way i can address issue square on !
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you are just better ff just buying a new pc because if you put xp on a pc that originally had windows 98 it will be very very slow.\nif you do buy a new pc i reccomend hp or dell \nand xp cost around $100
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yes average price is $200\n\nGateway Laptop SOLO 1400, Pentium 3, 996MHZ, 248MB
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You seem to be decently knowledgable about computers, and as a result, I can't help but suggest you might upgrade some components of that computer. Even for "googling", a computer with those specs can have trouble running the newest versions of Internet Explorer (rather it can, but if you try doing 2 or 3 things at once, it's going to slow down drastically). For $25-$50 you can get a significantly faster processor, and if necessary, for another $50 you can get a newer motherboard to put it on. You'll likely be able to keep every other component of the computer, yet you'll have a significantly more useable computer.\n\nOn that note, I would recommend staying away from Windows XP and ME. I would personally suggest sticking with Windows 98 SE. The reason is that as we've gotten new operating systems, the hardware requirements have went up. I upkeep 50+ computers that are about 6 years old and are running Windows 2000. The OS isn't my choice, though it's probably the best for my situation. But I've seen how much troule the computers have on the internet because they're pretty close to the minimum requirements for the OS. Stick with an older OS and you'll have faster speeds as a result.
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No that is not true, win 2000 n xp are based on the win nt core which is miles away from dos. \n\nWin 95, win 98 run on top of dos.
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254 in windows 200 or xp\n\n\nbut your nuts if you use that many
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It won't cost anything.  And yes, you should absolutely do it.  Many programs don't work without SP2.  I'll find the link.\n\nHere:
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Since I live in Indian Territory, I think I have a good idea what the indians would want for Windows 98. \n\n                    $1.398\n\nThats U.S. money. They don't take payments in Cactus Juice and Fire Water anymore.
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How much does what cost?
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Well it really depends on what software it is. Average software usually takes an x86 system with Windows ranging from Windows ME up to Windows 2003. The box or case the software is enclosed in, should have the recommended system requirements on how much is needed for it to run such as 900MHz and 128MB of RAM.
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its always dif the average is $20-$2000
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it can be done ...... but i am not going to incriminate myself online. if you look hard enough on "certain sites" you will get there. but i suggest you go genuine, that is something you shold have. a genuine operating system. or swap to win 2000 as it doesn;t need registering and is pretty much like xp but without all the fancy menus and stuff.. it's up to you. i have 2000 on my laptop and i also have genuine xp on my other two desktop pc's
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http://web.archive.org/web/20000815061503/www.microsoft.com/windows2000/default.asp
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For any PC, take the price of it when it was new and halve it for every eight months since.  \n\nFor example, you bought a new PC two years ago for $2000: \n\n(((2000/2)/2)/2) = 2000/8 = $250\n\nUnless you upgraded parts, you'll be lucky to get that much for it, especially since XP was designed to make anything pre-2002 useless.
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norton ghost, yes it may cost alot\nbut its worthit , very much so