what are the differences between XP Professional Edition and XP Home Edition?
inputs appreciated.
inputs appreciated.
yaoxing said:Windows XP Professional supports Dual-CPU SMP, Home edition does not.
Yeah. Nice one for the noobssbs99 said:dun use pirated versions.....microsoft will hunt u down, block your os and refuse all updates.
:nono:
reachme2003 said:no intention to get pirated version. comes with Dell's desktop.
thanks for your inputs. one question. what is the price diference between the two?
sbs99 said:dun use pirated versions.....microsoft will hunt u down, block your os and refuse all updates.
:nono:
hoppinghippo said:So having pentium C chipsets and dual rams doesn't automatically mean you can hyperthread? w/o XP PE having all these in place means you're still functioning as per normal? goodness, all these while and I tot I was having hyperthreading function!
XXX Boy said:Did anyone here mention that they want to use pirated versions of OS??? :dunno:
reachme2003 said:no intention to get pirated version. comes with Dell's desktop.
thanks for your inputs. one question. what is the price diference between the two?
yaoxing said:Hyper-Threading is single-CPU disguising as dual-CPU and the OS is fooled by it. :blah:
Dual-CPU is really two processors sitting on the motherboard. You can visit www.2cpu.com forum to see what dualie geeks there are.
reachme2003 said:what are the differences between XP Professional Edition and XP Home Edition?
inputs appreciated.
tokrot said:as far as i know Pro edition does not require you activate but home edition does.. Any hardware u changed within Home edition OS would prompt you for activiation which requires you to call MS support. You can only change 3 times your hardware configuration.
yaoxing said:Windows XP Pro (Retail and OEM version) REQUIRES you to activate, but Windows XP Pro (Corporate version) does not.