This is more of a general question about Windows again, but I’ve been actually having some programs that are actually compatible with Windows Vista and above, but I’m likely to say that I would keep Windows XP if I had a genuine copy at home, but unfortunately I don’t have the legal rights to do that (as I’ve said, I’m avoiding as much piracy as possible); but I have installed it so I can repair and do some tests before moving on to Windows Vista Starter.
But then there is the problem; Windows Vista Starter only supports up to 1GB of RAM, which is not what I was looking for (considering that the laptop has 2GB and it’s a great amount for Vista)
Does anybody knows if there is a work around for it? I’m pretty fine with the other limitations tho
That makes two of us .
I knew there was a watermark but I didn’t realize (or forgot) that was how it appeared.
I was thinking earlier today about how there was probably a situation where the marketing team requested the 1GB limit, and the core/kernel team answered with, “lets not do that and just say we did.”
