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Yes I miss Win2k. Got to stay with the current stuff though just like
you say.
Jimmy
ribau@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Actually, Jimmy, Win2k is the best OS for TS4 or any other program. ;-)
I've been running TS2Ki and TS4 on Win2k for years completely trouble free,
before that, Win98 crashed all the time. But the biggest issue for older
operating systems is that they are not as secure as newer systems. Article
in Futures mag this month says, "according to a recent study, a computer
with an older version of windows running on it, when connected to the
internet, has a 50% chance of being successfully hacked in less than 12
minutes."
Hardware firewalls are mandatory for all trading machines and should be
supplemented with a software firewall. Firewalls are especially crucial for
older operating systems. But, if you want stability, forget Win3.x, Win95,
Win98, or WinME. If you hate MSFT, buy Win2k and put it on all your
machines, if you love MSFT, buy WinXP and put a copy on each machine.
XP Pro is the best OS for TS4 or any program. Your 98 is probably
running a bad driver or several of them.
Jimmy
alchemyllc@xxxxxxx wrote:
Hello All,
I have a pc that I have had for years, that has W95 as its
operating system. I use it to run TS4 only. Within the past two days, I
have been unable to get a full boot into Windows. I assume this being
caused by some corrupted Windows file. Anyone have any ideas? My real
question is this. I bought another pc, with a slightly faster chipset
and as much Ram (512mb) with W98 as its operating system. (I chose not
to upgrade to W2k or XP owing to emulators and other software which
would only run on W95, plus everything worked well) When I installed and
ran TS4 on the W98 machine it ran slow and choked. I was very surprised
that the W98 machine couldn't handle TS4, while the W95 machine could.
Anyone have any ideas why this would be the case? What is considered the
best most stable operating system to run TS4? Thanks
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