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does this support windows?

What everyone else said 😛 AND...

Yes it does. Just don't expect it to be fast. It's just a super-compact Via motherboard with a sub-PIII class chip soldered onto the board (i.e. non-removable).
 
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
What kind of a retarded question is this?
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The same level of retarded that AT typically sees in most questions in OT. What's Dell's policy on this? Ask Dell ya lazy fvck. What's this company's or that company's return policy? Ask them ya lazy fvck. How do I do this or that simple task? Seriously, google it and you'll find your answer in, like, two seconds.

OP: Because you're new and I don't know how savvy you are with PC's, I'm just going to say "yes" to your question. It's a REALLY crappy motherboard, but XP came out years ago. Anything in production today in the retail consumer market (basically anything you'd even remotely seriously consider buying) will run with XP provide that it's got the proper driver support -which is almost a given.
 
It won't be terribly snappy, that VIA chip just might be able to match a 500MHz PIII, quite possibly more like a 400MHz PII; but it is perfectly normal x86 gear. You should be fine, assuming you don't want to do anything too demanding on the machine.
 
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