I just joined MDL. If my post violating any rules than please delete this post or move it to a proper section. I have downloaded 64bit Windows 10 and want to install it on my desktop which has 1 GB RAM. Before installation I check the requirements and it showed that 64 bit installation needed 2 GB system memory. So can anyone tell me if I can install 64 bit Windows 10 or I have to install 32 bit? If I have to install 32 bit then please give me link to download 32 bit Windows 10 Pro. Thanks.....
Min for 32-bit is 2GB and for 64 3GB, normal is 4GB. If You have less, can add at any time. Of course You can install also if You have only 1GB, but then it runs very-very slow and may very often freeze at all.
@fadingstar Welcome to MDL then for start good here dude at least try making search one trick look first on Windows 10 section
@all thanks for replying to this thread. @Enthousiast I need English (US or UK) iso. @Garbellano currently have Windows 8 32-bit installed in my PC and it is running smoothly. I am not a power user, only little bit of internet, music, videos. That's all. So I think, according to my uses, Windows 10 should work too. But still need your opinion.
1 GB ... . I upgraded my notebook to 4 GB very cheap since the 2 GB even nearly froze while surfing the web with Win 7. I found it unstable to nearly unusable before. Would be interested to know what is possible with only 1 GB, there are only some MB left after Win started .
Have Acer KAV60 netbook with 2 GB RAM running 32-bit Windows 10 Enterprise AU upgraded to latest Insider CU. 69 secs from cold boot to all icons on taskbar. Runs well. Would be better with SDD.
^^define 'runs well', can only imagine this in Desktop Idle . Opening a big picture folder with xnview on 2 GB made the machine using page file excessively = nearly frozen for several minutes.