Windows XT and Forms Developer

I'm in a situation that I have to run Multiple SID's on a single
Notebook. Therefore, I purchase a Toshiba Satellite that is
running a PIII 1.1 Ghz with a 30 Gig Hard Drive and 512M or
Ram. I was able to install Oracle Enterprize Edition for the
Database and it created the Sample Database. When I try to
install Forms/Reports, the Installer Starts then get an error
and states it has to Shut Down. I just downloaded Patch 8 for
Windows NT that I will try to install tomorrow. Thus far, I'm
not sure that this will fix my problem. Any other Suggestions?
Or should I return this computer?
Thank You

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