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Windows* 98 Operating System Requirements
The Intel® 810 chipset family based products are designed to be compatible with
Windows 98. Unlike Windows 95, Windows 98 supports USB without an
additional supplement required. DirectX* 5.0 technology is also
built into the operating system.
Windows* 95 Operating System Requirements
The Intel 810 chipset family is compatible with Windows* 95 retail version through OSR 2.5.
Note: 3D acceleration in OpenGL* or Direct3D* applications will not work with OSR 1 or retail,
although these operating systems are supported with 2D applications.
Correct version of Windows 95 installed in my system
To determine the version of Windows 95 you are running, follow these steps:
- Click on Start / Settings / Control Panel.
- In Control Panel, double-click System.
- Click the General tab.
- Locate the version number under the System heading and then see the following table:
| Version
number |
Version of
Windows* 95 |
| 4.00.950 |
Windows 95 |
| 4.00.950a |
Windows 95 plus the
Service Pack 1 Update, or OEM Service Release 1. |
| 4.00.950b |
OEM Service Release
2 (OSR2) |
| 4.00.950c |
OEM Service Release
2.5 (OSR2.5) |
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For 3D acceleration in OpenGL* or Direct3D* applications, the Intel® 810 chipset family based products require OSR2.1 or OSR2.5 with the USB Supplement. Note that if you are running OEM Service Release version
2.1, you see the version number 4.00.950b (the same as OSR2) when you follow the steps above.
To determine whether you are running OSR 2.1, check for "USB Supplement to
OSR2" in the list of installed programs in the Add/Remove programs tool in Control
Panel, and check for version 4.03.1212c of the Ntkern.vxd file in the Windows\System\Vmm32
folder.
Windows 95 should have been pre-installed on your computer. These installations are
referred to as OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) installations. To determine whether
you have an OEM installation of Windows 95, follow these steps:
- In Control Panel, double-click System.
- Click the General tab.
- Locate the Product ID number under the Registered To heading. This number typically
contains 20 digits. If digits 7, 8, and 9 contain the letters "OEM," you have an
OEM installation of Windows 95. For example, the following sample Product ID number
indicates an OEM installation:
12345-OEM-6789098-76543
If you are using an OEM installation of Windows 95, you should contact your computer's
manufacturer for Windows 95 support.
Windows NT* Operating System Requirements
Windows NT 4.0 is supported. The Windows NT 4.0 drivers require Service Pack 4 or greater to be installed to run correctly.
Windows* 2000 Operating System Requirements
Windows 2000 is supported. The Windows 2000 drivers require Windows 2000 build 2195 to run correctly. Please check the Microsoft* Windows 2000 support site for the latest updates for Windows 2000.
Windows* XP Operating System Requirements
Windows XP is supported. The Windows XP drivers require Windows XP build 2600 to run correctly. Please check the Microsoft* Windows XP support site for the latest updates for Windows XP. The software should be installed on systems with a minimum of 128 MB of system memory.
Linux Operating System Requirements
- XFree86 3.3.5
- Kernel version 2.2.X
- Glibc 2.1
- gcc
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