#WINDOWS 2000 ISO WEBFORPC DRIVERS#
Since you have an 8100, you will have no driver problem in 2K either 2K will contain drivers or they are included on the Resource CD.
#WINDOWS 2000 ISO WEBFORPC INSTALL#
You cannot without risking major problems upgrade from ME to 2K so a clean install is advised. You can buy it at any software store (I got mine at at about 10% below list) or, if you wish to pay full price, from Dell. Where would I get Windows 2000, ME is causing It tends to be far more stable, and, in some areas, somewhat faster than ME (at least on my 8100). But it works quite well on a stand alone computer one just ignores the networking options. On the user side, the interface is very similar, a bit more complex in some regards because 2K is geared to a networking situation. 2K is an update of Windows NT for the next few years all new versions of Windows operating systems will be based on "NT technology", although a 64-bit system is in the works. ME is merely an update to the Windows 9X operating systems, and is the last incarnation of that system that Microsoft will distribute.
Would someone tell me the difference between the
So, if you wanted to transition from ME to 2000 you would either have to get a 'full' copy rather than the 'upgrade' copy which means a higher cost (unless you happen to have a copy of 98 laying around someplace). Also, While Windows98 is in the 'upgrade' path for 2000, ME is not. The next operating system release from MS, WindowsXP, is being built on the NT kernel, but there will supposedly be home and commercial versions of the product. NT & 2000 are a LOT more stable than the ME line, but also a lot more challenging to configure and administer. MS's idea was that the 95-98-ME line was more or less for 'home use' and the NT-2000 line was more or less for business use. They are really two completely different products. 2000 can use either the FAT32 file system, like ME, but can also use the NTFS (New Technologies File System).
Windows2000 is a follow-on product in the Windows NT (New Technologies) line and is built on the NT kernel (with DOS emulation available). WindowsME is a follow-on operating system from Windows3.1, Win95, Win98(and SE) then ME and it's built on DOS underpinnings.
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