Respuesta de zapanjomur
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Entiendo que te refieres a un Windows que ocupe menos de 20 megas para instalarlo en un ordenador antiguo o con un disco duro pequeño, en ese caso la unica version que podrías poner es Windows 3.1 o Windows 3.11, la versión 3.11 tiene soporte para red local. Ambos corren bajo MS-DOS, y no se parece en nada al cualquiera de los Windows actuales. Siento decirte que no hay otra cosa que pudiera servir.
amigo :
te dire lo sgte, soy monitor en una pequeña escuela con un laboratoriode enlaces.
y los computadores son todos de 120 megas y todos tienen lo sgte:
1_ windows 95
2_ word
3_ excell.
amigo de que existe , existe pero donde?????????
te dire lo sgte, soy monitor en una pequeña escuela con un laboratoriode enlaces.
y los computadores son todos de 120 megas y todos tienen lo sgte:
1_ windows 95
2_ word
3_ excell.
amigo de que existe , existe pero donde?????????
Aquí te mando una copia del documento suministrado por Microsoft con los requisitos de Windows 95. Copialo y visualizalo en un procesador de textos, lo veras mejor:
The following table describes the basic hardware requirements for running Windows 95 from the hard disk of a local computer. Windows 95 is designed for computers that use Intel x86-based processors; it cannot be installed on any other processor. Windows 95 does not have symmetric multiple processor (SMP) support and, therefore, cannot take advantage of multiple processors (as Windows NT does). For information about requirements for shared installations, see Chapter 4, "Server-Based Setup for Windows 95."
Component
Windows 95 requirement
Computer
80386DX, 20 MHz (or higher) processor
For installing Windows 95 to run from a local hard disk, a high-density floppy disk drive and hard disk drive are required.
For installing Windows 95 as a shared installation, the computer does not need a hard disk or floppy disk drive.
You cannot install Windows 95 on a 80386 computer that has a B-step processor (that is, with ID 0303).
Peripheral
Mouse or equivalent pointing device
Memory
4 MB of RAM (minimum); 8 MB (recommended)
Video display
VGA (minimum); Super VGA (recommended)
Disk space
20 MB of free hard-disk space is required for a local installation. For information about requirements for a shared installation, see Chapter 4, "Server-Based Setup for Windows 95."
The full custom installation requires a minimum of 19 MB. A compact installation requires 10 MB of disk space.
You also need a certain amount free disk space for a swap file, depending on how much RAM the computer has. As a guideline, you need at least 14 MB of memory, which can be divided between RAM and hard disk space. For example, if the computer has 4 MB of RAM, you need at least 10 MB of free disk space for a swap file. If the computer has 16 MB of memory, you will need very little disk space for a swap file.
Optional
Modem (for The Microsoft Network and other components)
CD-ROM drive
Network adapter (required for networking)
Sound card
Other multimedia hardware components
Como puedes ver, con un mínimo de 20 megas y por supuesto quitandole todo lo que se pueda quitar, hasta la calculadora. La instalación típia de W95 son 40 megas. En cuanto a Word y Excell, yo he conocido versiones de Word que se distribuían en un disco de 1,44, pero entiendo que igual que W95, le tienes que quitar todas las opciones o bien haciendo una instalación de servidor. Por tanto, cualquier CD con W95 y Office 95 te valdría, solo tienes que hacer una instalación personalizada y eliminar todos los componentes hasta llegar al consumo de disco que necesitas.
The following table describes the basic hardware requirements for running Windows 95 from the hard disk of a local computer. Windows 95 is designed for computers that use Intel x86-based processors; it cannot be installed on any other processor. Windows 95 does not have symmetric multiple processor (SMP) support and, therefore, cannot take advantage of multiple processors (as Windows NT does). For information about requirements for shared installations, see Chapter 4, "Server-Based Setup for Windows 95."
Component
Windows 95 requirement
Computer
80386DX, 20 MHz (or higher) processor
For installing Windows 95 to run from a local hard disk, a high-density floppy disk drive and hard disk drive are required.
For installing Windows 95 as a shared installation, the computer does not need a hard disk or floppy disk drive.
You cannot install Windows 95 on a 80386 computer that has a B-step processor (that is, with ID 0303).
Peripheral
Mouse or equivalent pointing device
Memory
4 MB of RAM (minimum); 8 MB (recommended)
Video display
VGA (minimum); Super VGA (recommended)
Disk space
20 MB of free hard-disk space is required for a local installation. For information about requirements for a shared installation, see Chapter 4, "Server-Based Setup for Windows 95."
The full custom installation requires a minimum of 19 MB. A compact installation requires 10 MB of disk space.
You also need a certain amount free disk space for a swap file, depending on how much RAM the computer has. As a guideline, you need at least 14 MB of memory, which can be divided between RAM and hard disk space. For example, if the computer has 4 MB of RAM, you need at least 10 MB of free disk space for a swap file. If the computer has 16 MB of memory, you will need very little disk space for a swap file.
Optional
Modem (for The Microsoft Network and other components)
CD-ROM drive
Network adapter (required for networking)
Sound card
Other multimedia hardware components
Como puedes ver, con un mínimo de 20 megas y por supuesto quitandole todo lo que se pueda quitar, hasta la calculadora. La instalación típia de W95 son 40 megas. En cuanto a Word y Excell, yo he conocido versiones de Word que se distribuían en un disco de 1,44, pero entiendo que igual que W95, le tienes que quitar todas las opciones o bien haciendo una instalación de servidor. Por tanto, cualquier CD con W95 y Office 95 te valdría, solo tienes que hacer una instalación personalizada y eliminar todos los componentes hasta llegar al consumo de disco que necesitas.
