Also, what to do with windows 95?

I have recently 'inhiereted' the task of selling a computer Packard Bell multimedia c115 has Windows 95 installed. It has an Intel Penntium processor, 16 MB of ram (can be upgraded to 128) 1.2 MB hard drive 8 x cd rom etc (this info is on the sticker that is always on the computer of the time of purchase!)  A young man (30 years) have been requested this task that I care and provide services. He had this computer for more information, and then 2 years and I never saw in a working state until I took the bundle of joy home with me! Now my question is... What I do with it? It can even be put on the internet?

He bought a newer dinosaur (2007 dell slimline I think with XP... Quite the upgrade lol) which actually functions and allows him to play his games and transfer photos from his digital camera, so he's happy. It is of course on a fixed income, so even if he has not paid an extreme amount of money for the new toy, he looks at me too get him funds for the ancient goddess... It doesent even not a USB or Ethernet port for gods sake! just a line telephone connection... Please help what am I too do?

HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP... Mona

Hello

Condition that the computer meets all requiremements for Windows 2000, NT or ME to upgrade should be quite simple. But without knowing all the specifications of the computer, it is difficult to say with certainty.

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