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From: Walt Flory <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Memory in Win 98 SE, Win ME, Win XP/XP Pro (was: Exhibit log)
Date: Sun, 03 Mar 2002 13:24:41 -0500
In-Reply-To: <f6.1754324f.29b3b231@aol.com>
Windows 98 SE as it is usually called is Windows 98 Second Edition. This
was the next Windows upgrade after Windows 98. There are some differences
from Win 98, I don't know what they are and am unaware of anything that is
major.
If you do the Microsoft online updates to Windows then some of the things
in Win 98 SE have already been added to your copy of Win 98.
Walt Flory
At 12:06 PM 3/3/02 -0500, you wrote:
><<<Readers shouldn't take a 128 MB limit as a general Windows 98 SE
>restriction. I believe that Windows 98 SE can make use of 4 GB if the
>hardware supports it. It's usually a hardware constraint (motherboard
>specification) that kicks in at a lower level, so Walt needs to check
>the details for his Dell Inspiron 7500. A common complication is how
>much RAM the hardware cache supports.>>>>>
>
>Question:
>
>I have Windows 98, added another 128 ram and it did improve the performance
>of my computer. What is the "SE" after Windows 98 mean? Would that be
>different from plain Windows 98?
>
>Thanks!
>Carol
>
>
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