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Old June 22nd 04, 02:10 PM
Sabrina
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Default Performance issue in 98se

I was always wondering to why my system runs so much
faster on Windows XP then on Windows 98se? I love Windows
98se to death, but the problem is that I can't run a lot
of programs on it or my computer will be slow. On my
computer I have a celeron 700 processor, 512mb of ram
(with cooling), a 150gb hard drive (Windows 98se is on a
20gb partition), and a geforce4 card. Also, I'm running
on DSL. Does anybody know how I can get Windows 98 to be
at the same performance as Windows XP? Thanks.
 




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