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Hi,
I'd like to upgrade my home computer, running Windows 2000 to XP Home.
I understand that the XP home upgrade is for users of Windows 98 or ME. I
do also have windows 98, but it is not installed on any machine. My
question is, can I upgrade 2000 Pro to XP Home? TIA.
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Windows 2000 Professional can be upgraded to Windows XP.
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Ted Zieglar
"Jed Sheckler" <jedshecklerNOSPAM@apexmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I'd like to upgrade my home computer, running Windows 2000 to XP Home.
> I understand that the XP home upgrade is for users of Windows 98 or ME. I
> do also have windows 98, but it is not installed on any machine. My
> question is, can I upgrade 2000 Pro to XP Home? TIA.
>
>
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Unfortunately, you can't upgrade Win2k to XP Home - it must be XP Pro, but
you can wipe the hard drive clean and install XP Home fresh, using the Win98
or Win2k CD as proof of qualifying upgrade product.
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StringFellow Hawk
"Dom, Give me Turbos"
"Jed Sheckler" <jedshecklerNOSPAM@apexmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I'd like to upgrade my home computer, running Windows 2000 to XP Home.
> I understand that the XP home upgrade is for users of Windows 98 or ME. I
> do also have windows 98, but it is not installed on any machine. My
> question is, can I upgrade 2000 Pro to XP Home? TIA.
>
>
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I stand corrected!
Ted Zieglar
"Miss Perspicacia Tick" <misstick@lancre.dw> wrote in message
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> Ted Zieglar wrote:
>> Windows 2000 Professional can be upgraded to Windows XP.
>
> Ted! I'm surprised at you! You're normally so accurate! Windows 2000 (any
> flavour) can only be upgraded to XP *Pro*. Home is the upgrade from 9x/ME.
>
>
>
> --
> My great-grandfather was born and raised in Elgin - did he eventually
> lose his marbles?
>
>
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