Then perform an online scan with the eSet Online Scanner. Now that your system is generally free of malware assuming you have an AntiVirus application , you have cleaned up the 'extra applications' that might be running and taking up your valuable memory and processor, you have cleared out some valuable drive space and made sure there are no issues with the drive itself and your Windows Update components are updated and should be working in top shape - there is only one other thing you may wish to do:.
Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Bryce Monaghan. My PC's hard drive space is going down so much! It's now 6. Everybody on Microsoft Answers help? PS: I deleted my 2 Operating Systems. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. If you're still using Windows XP, you're a menace to society.
And if you're an IT pro with decision-making capacity in an organization that continues to use XP, you should be fired. Read More. So, which set applies to you? We've taken the last six months to play around with various hardware configurations and found that you need only worry about the minimum requirements. But if you want XP to run quickly and stably, the minimum recommendation is the target to aim for.
As expected, however, boosting both hard drive speed and RAM makes a significant difference in XP's performance. For best results, choose a hard drive that spins at 7, or 10,rpm rather than 5,rpm, a fast processor , , or MHz rather than or MHz , and generous amounts of RAM or MB rather than 64 or MB.
Many complaints received by ZDNet indicate that several motherboard and hardware vendors have not provided, and do not plan to provide, XP drivers. Pooky Joralyn. Well, the Windows folder takes about GB after installation, and will grow after receiving updates. XP will install with all the extras removed in as little at 1. XP will "install" with all options removed in as little as 1.
And one thing I liked about XP was that it used to use very less space. Yeah, I'd say at least 10gb. Sandra, I agree with Bruce, there's no single figure because it all depends If you want to install windows xp in partition, 5 GB will be enough. This is the type of question that will result with a huge range of suggestions because there are so many ways you can set up the system and data files.
If you plan on having loads of games and programs take it up to Gb. You have to keep in mind that your page file and. I'd say give it 5 gb for main partition and the rest in the other partition. Windows xp Professional requires At least 1.
Bare minimum for installation of Windows XP is 1. I did some searching and it seems like people are saying G is about right for Win XP and the programs that will go with it. However, others make the partition smaller, like G and put programs on other partitions.
Hope this helps. Then, you just need to follow the steps below: Step1. Right click the partition that shows unallocated and then select New Partition Step2. Specify partition size and then click Next button Step4. Assign a drive letter and click Next button Step5. Select the file system and then click Next button to format this partition Step6. IM-Magic Partition. How to resize system partition How to shrink a partition Read More Tips
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