(02-26-2017, 01:20 PM)Compton Wrote: [ -> ]ok I am guessing its a custom build PC that was build to run windows xp which mean its a very old computer
that would not run windows 10 very well is it a custom pc or was it manufacturer by a company like dell hp?
WHAT IS THE SOLUTION FOR THIS.
WINDOWS 8.1 WORKS IN THIS????????.
well if you have a very old computer with very low specs nothing that can be done to run windows 7 8.1 10
it best to install a Linux operating like peppermint
https://peppermintos.com/
title change from pc driver clarification to is my system capable of running windows 7 8.1 10
Mates, I am sure that Windows 10 would work on Maa's pc. Maa's system specs meet the criteria and the Windows OS looks licensed.
I don't understand why some of you are saying that it might not work.
What I am seeing "in what Maa has posted", Windows 10 is already installed in the system. I think what is going on... is Maa ran the Intel Driver Utility Scan and no driver updates were available. Then comes to the forum to ask if the system will be ok. So this is why "I'm assuming" that the original post title included "confirmation".
Answer: Yes (and run even better with a memory upgrade that Brian picked up on)
the question is can the memory be upgraded Britec and myself ask him if its a custom PC or manufacturer by a company
he did not answer the question at which point I can only guess its a custom build PC which is probably old
when a question is asks and you don't answer its a guessing game
also when you are not clear on a question we can only guess on what you are trying to ask
According to Intel's website, Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Revision 001 initial release was in January of 2011, so it has to be something that had OEM Windows 7 or a System Builder Version on a custom PC. In this case, whatever it is it should support at least 4GB of RAM for a 32bit system.
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/specification-updates/6-and-c200-chipset-specification-update.pdf
I also noticed that there is a bit of a language barrier in which I am sure is frustrating to the OP. So I was digging a little deeper to try and help.
maa:
My Driver & processor are support windows 10???????.
i tried to intel driver update utility.it showing me (no drivers were detected for your product).
my question is there is any method to update my driver for compact to windows 10??????.
(or)
better to go back windows 8.1.?????????.
if you noticed any other problems please be frank.
please spent some time for me.
Thank You.
ok I now see you are from India after looking over your specs I am sorry for the miscommunication
me being English speaking I normally would ask a direct question to a problem and getting direct answers
without Beating around the bush too much I will try to understand you better if you can get a friend or family that understand English that be great
(02-26-2017, 09:14 PM)LarryTheComputerGuy Wrote: [ -> ]According to Intel's website, Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Revision 001 initial release was in January of 2011, so it has to be something that had OEM Windows 7 or a System Builder Version on a custom PC. In this case, whatever it is it should support at least 4GB of RAM for a 32bit system.
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/specification-updates/6-and-c200-chipset-specification-update.pdf
I also noticed that there is a bit of a language barrier in which I am sure is frustrating to the OP. So I was digging a little deeper to try and help.
maa:
My Driver & processor are support windows 10???????.
i tried to intel driver update utility.it showing me (no drivers were detected for your product).
my question is there is any method to update my driver for compact to windows 10??????.
(or)
better to go back windows 8.1.?????????.
if you noticed any other problems please be frank.
please spent some time for me.
Thank You.
your information is correct.
what to do next??????
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