Requirements sufficient for data sharing

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I am using Windows XP Pro with 256 MB RAM Pentium 4 2.4GHz . Will it be sufficient to run 4 to 5 computers for data sharing and printer sharing . This is for home use only.

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Answered By 10 points N/A #122982

Requirements sufficient for data sharing

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For sure it will be possible to run even more that 5 computers for data sharing with the computer that you have, although 256MB RAM may be a bit too low memory for a computer to operate on, and therefore you will need to upgrade it. Some of the things that you should observe to enhance the computer's speed when sharing data on the network with other computers include:

  • Since the computer has low memory, you should not strain the computer by saving a lot of files on it. If you have many files to save, I will recommend that you use external USB drives and hard disks.
  • Make sure the primary hard drive of the computer has some space because during sharing of files, the files are usually copied to the public sharing folder that is located in the primary hard drive of the computer.

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Answered By 60 points N/A #122983

Requirements sufficient for data sharing

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I will consider your comments. As my processor accepts only 256MB RAM only. It is better to store in the external hard disk and then transfer it to the other system. Thanks for your kind answer.

Answered By 0 points N/A #197688

Requirements sufficient for data sharing

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Hello Dear,

You can share data on a network for at least ten computers with only a Pentium II computer with 128 MB of RAM.

You have an XP Pro computer with 256 MB of RAM, so you can share data to more than 10 computers easily. In fact, there are no special requirements to share data on the network.

You can also send and receive data on the Pentium I computer, so you do not need to worry about it. Just share your data with others. Thanks.

 

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