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Office 2007 on Windows 2000
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Anybody tried running Office 2007 on Windows 2000? I know it's not supported by Microsoft but has anybody tried it? |
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Tried and failed Imp |
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Would more than likely kill the 2000 machine. |
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Well.. from using it on XP it just causes a consant lock up - and my machine isnt exactly poor - Quad Core CPU etc.
Personally Id stick with Outlook 2003 - its probably better than 2007 anywho! |
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So in answer to the question, yes Ive tried it on 2000 and it killed it - was a p4 - 1gb ram - just killed the machine!
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Do you mean it just grabbed all the resources it could and ran very slowly...or it didn't run at all? Did you do any investigation as to what processes were being maxed out at the time? Sorry - but I'm looking for a bit more of a technical explanation. |
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Anywho as you wish. Outlook caused 80 % CPU usage. It caused constant lock up and freeze - it caused general slowness. So I removed it and the machine went back to normal, running relativly well and just ticked over. Does this help? |
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Me, I've got an install of win 95,98,ME,2k,XP and Vista ready with virtual pc to test out stuff for people. |
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Yeah - I think I need to prep some images for this kinda thing.... |
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