Computer Help

magister_negi_magi · 08-7-2006, 08:49 AM

So I bought an iPod Video, right? Well, I can't use it because I have Windows 98SE, and you need at least 2000 for it to register when you connect it to your USB port-place.

Problem is, my computer is ooold, so if I were to purchase a new version of Windows, I have the feeling it would just destroy my computer, or not be compatible at all.

The computer has 4 gigs of memory, with about .4 left, and 64 Megs of RAM. I don't know if any other statistics are important, but if they are, I'll figure them out.

So my question is, should I buy a new version of Windows, or just get a new computer altogether?

08-7-2006, 08:49 AM	#1
magister_negi_magi FFR Player Join Date: Feb 2005 Age: 34 Posts: 491	Computer Help So I bought an iPod Video, right? Well, I can't use it because I have Windows 98SE, and you need at least 2000 for it to register when you connect it to your USB port-place. Problem is, my computer is ooold, so if I were to purchase a new version of Windows, I have the feeling it would just destroy my computer, or not be compatible at all. The computer has 4 gigs of memory, with about .4 left, and 64 Megs of RAM. I don't know if any other statistics are important, but if they are, I'll figure them out. So my question is, should I buy a new version of Windows, or just get a new computer altogether? __________________

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