Yes. I'm thinking about adding 2Gigs moreNone of the operating systems you listed will run well with only 2GB of RAM. As an example, Windows 7 can sometimes use at least that much RAM when running Windows Update. If your motherboard supports it, I highly recommend upgrading to at at least 4GB, as your computer will run a lot better.
Your processor should be fast eough to run Windows 10 well, if you add more RAM.
I dont like Linux so far. I'm not sure about it somehow
Either Windows 8.1 of Windows should work fine. On some low-end systems Windows 10 runs slowly, whereas Windows 8.1 is fast. But your system should be fast enough to run Windows 10. Do you have a license for any version of Windows, or you going to have to buy one?I think I'm meeting halfway and using Win 8.1
I've no licence for 8.1. I'm testing it out first. Windows 10 runs slowly on the PC (I tested in the past)Either Windows 8.1 of Windows should work fine. On some low-end systems Windows 10 runs slowly, whereas Windows 8.1 is fast. But your system should be fast enough to run Windows 10. Do you have a license for any version of Windows, or you going to have to buy one?
In my opinion W8.1 is just as bad as Windows Vista. Best regards.I think I'm meeting halfway and using Win 8.1
10 GB Ram is plenty. Use Windows 10, it's better, faster, and more secure.Now I've installed 10GB of DDR2 should I try Win10?
I was going to suggest Linux, but I doubt they can run any modern Linux distro smoothly on their old specs.Or Linux (I know you didn't want to hear that )
If it's been some time since you've used Windows 10, you may want to try it again. It may run fine now that you've got more RAM and with one of the updates to Windows 10 (I think it may have been Creators Update), there was a noticable increase in performance compared to previous builds.I've no licence for 8.1. I'm testing it out first. Windows 10 runs slowly on the PC (I tested in the past)