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Whether you're a consumer user looking for Microsoft® Windows®XP Home Edition, or a business user best suited with Microsoft Windows®XP Professional, this next-generation operating system (OS) makes computing easier than ever before. Now, all of the information you need to choose and order the right Microsoft Windows®XP version is only a click away; just use the links below to launch into action!
Which one is right for you?
Assess your needs to find out which Microsoft® Windows®XP version matches your style. Make sure you've got the right gear! Check your system and upgrade requirements here to ensure you're ready to install Microsoft Windows®XP.
Choose your edition:
Microsoft® Windows®XP Home Edition
Microsoft® Windows®XP Professional Edition
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To run Microsoft® Windows®XP Home Office or Professional Edition, your computer system must meet these requirements:
" Supports single or dual processor system
" 300MHz or faster Intel® Pentium®, Celeron®, AMD K6®, Athlon® or Duron® PC
recommended; 233MHz required
" 128MB of RAM or higher recommended; 64MB minimum required
" 1.5GB of hard disk space
" SVGA (800 × 600) or higher resolution monitor
" CD-ROM or DVD Drive
" Keyboard and Mouse
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To upgrade to Microsoft Windows®XP Home Edition, you must have one of the following operating systems currently installed:
" Windows 98
" Windows 98 Second Edition®
" Windows ME |
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To upgrade to Microsoft Windows®XP Professional, you must have one of the following operating systems currently installed:
" Windows 98
" Windows 98 Second Edition®
" Windows ME
" Windows NT 4.0
" Windows 2000 Professional
" Microsoft Windows®XP Home Edition |
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Once you have your copy of Microsoft Windows®XP, you'll need the following items handy:
1. Microsoft Windows®XP CD-ROM
2. Microsoft Windows®XP Product Key (located on the back of the Microsoft Windows®XP
folder)
3. Pen or pencil
4. Internet information: If you are connecting to the Internet, you'll need to provide some
additional information. You can establish your Internet connection during the setup
process or postpone it until you're done.
5. Network Information: Before connecting to a network, be sure to have the following
information nearby before running Setup:
" Your computer name
" Name of your workgroup or domain
" Domain user name and password
" TCP/IP address (if your network doesn't have a DHCP server) |
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