Windows 2000 and oracle 7.3 ,8

I've tryed to install oracle 7.3 and 8 lite in a computer with windows 2000, but both of them just don't work, it keeps giving a problem in memory reference.
can someone please help me?
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I got problems in installing Oracle 7.3 or Oracle 7.4 in Windows 2000 platform.
When you spoke about "new version or another version of Oracle Installer", did you refer to an upgrade version of Oracle 7.x or
to a particular patch or to Oracle8.x?
Kind regards,
Monica
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Oleg Ivanov:
Wait new version or use another version of Oracle Installer. Some vesions of the Oracle Installers does not work especially in 2000 year. The behaviour is 1) unloading from memory without any messages during installation 2) DrWatson error "access violation" or something other.
It is a not very big problem: Technical support is a important part of Oracle business.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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> > Peter
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