Guest qinfo_esr Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Has anyone had experience recently with loading and running Windows2000 pro on modern PC hardware? We have a client that had a PC die and all the software they where using was developed for and was only validated under Windows2000 pro. So to prevent the expence of potentially redeveloping anything, they want to just get a new PC and load it up with Windows2000 pro and the other software. Thanks, Erich
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Re: Running Windows2000 Pro on new PC hardware?...... "qinfo_esr" <qinfoesr@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6EDF4695-0E87-43B5-A0E8-2B26AE26B9F3@microsoft.com... > Has anyone had experience recently with loading and running Windows2000 > pro > on modern PC hardware? We have a client that had a PC die and all the > software they where using was developed for and was only validated under > Windows2000 pro. So to prevent the expence of potentially redeveloping > anything, they want to just get a new PC and load it up with Windows2000 > pro > and the other software. > > Thanks, > > Erich Should be no problem, as long as they get the various drivers (motherboard, display adapter, network adapter etc.) for Win2000.
Guest philo Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Re: Running Windows2000 Pro on new PC hardware?...... "qinfo_esr" <qinfoesr@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6EDF4695-0E87-43B5-A0E8-2B26AE26B9F3@microsoft.com... > Has anyone had experience recently with loading and running Windows2000 pro > on modern PC hardware? We have a client that had a PC die and all the > software they where using was developed for and was only validated under > Windows2000 pro. So to prevent the expence of potentially redeveloping > anything, they want to just get a new PC and load it up with Windows2000 pro > and the other software. > > Thanks, > > Erich It should be OK Note: Most XP drivers will work if for some chance a win2k driver is not avail
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