2 2 GHz P4 Processor 1 5 GB Ram 80GB HDD and a CD-R/RW How could Windows 7 be in

[Guest]

Hello,
Hey How could Windows 7 be installed without making hardware changes

 

[Deleted member 217926]

Windows 7 32bit would likely work although it would not be as fast as XP on that system. You do not have 64bit capable hardware.

 

[Metwinge]

You've just stated you have a CDRW, is that a combi DVD drive as Win 7 come on DVD but personaly id stick to XP as Anort said as you system is stoneage by todays standards.

Save some cash and go for a new system bud is your best plan.

 

[daship]

Dont waste money on Windows 7 it will be an unpleasant experience on such crap.

Use XP or get a new PC.

 

[geofelt]

Hello,
Hey How could Windows 7 be installed without making hardware changes

You would do fine. Here is a link to the windows-7 system requirements:
http://windows.microsoft.com/systemrequirements

But, is there a compelling reason to install it on your PC?

You may need to buy a DVD reader to install; it should cost about $20.

 

[Shadow703793]

^Yes, it will install an all, but it will be slow as hell on that PC.

 

[MechaNintendoMaster]

Just get an new computer.

You can build one for cheap or go to any bestbuy.

If you go OEM I recomend Hp.