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	Microsoft Windows XP - Professional Reviews. Windows Reviews by CNET.
		After a buildup of Hollywood proportions, Microsoft released its final cut of Windows XP, promising that the "biggest release since Windows 95" would end the stability woes of Windows 95 and temper the unfriendly interface of Windows 2000.
		We found the first release of XP expensive and occasionally annoying--nagging screens and pop-up bubbles galore--and chafed at the new license restrictions.
		The new XP Start menu is where all the action begins, and it'll be your first glimpse at the major changes in XP.
	reviews.cnet.com /Microsoft_Windows_XP_Professional/4505-3672_7-6534868.html (635 words)

	Amazon.ca: Microsoft Windows XP Professional: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP will also allow the user toconnect back to the desktop from any location, and support for new wirelessnetworks will be built in.
		Windows XP takes an end-to-end approach to how people transfer videos andpictures onto their computer, how they use them on their PC and otherdevices, and how they share them, whether in person or through e-mail, over the Web, or through removable media like DVDs and CDs.
		Windows XP Pro is a very good to use and stable operating system providing it's installed onto a good quality machine.
	www.amazon.ca /Microsoft-E8500086-Windows-XP-Professional/dp/B00005MOTH (1267 words)

	Windows XP Embedded or Windows XP Professional - BSQUARE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP Embedded is the embedded operating system that delivers the power of Windows XP in componentized form and enables developers to rapidly build reliable and advanced embedded devices.
		Windows XP Professional is the operating system of choice for general purpose devices enabling a wide range of end-user scenarios.
		Windows XP Embedded offers a significant advantage on devices where the OS footprint is a concern, as the typical XP Embedded runtime is a fraction of the size of a typical XP Professional installation.
	www.bsquare.com /licenses/embeddedoscomparisons/winxpembedpro.asp (1087 words)

	Windows XP Professional x64 Edition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Windows XP 32-bit is limited to a total of 4 GB, which is equally divided between Kernel and application usage.
		Windows XP x64 Edition uses a technology named WOW64, which permits the execution of 32-bit x86 applications.
		Windows XP x64 Edition includes both 32- and 64-bit versions of Internet Explorer, in order to allow for the possibility that some third-party browser plugins or ActiveX controls may not yet be available in 64-bit versions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Windows_XP_Professional_x64_Edition (1078 words)

	Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Windows XP Home Edition and Professional: The SuperSite Review
		Windows XP is based on a new version of the NT/2000 kernel, dubbed the Windows Engine, which brings the reliability of Microsoft's industrial strength business platform to home users for the first time.
		Windows XP makes it easy to work with multiple users, and it offers a place during Windows Welcome where you can immediately tell the system what users you'd like to create (Figure).
		Windows XP laptops and desktops can automatically negotiate wireless networks (Figure), pick (and dynamically switch to) the quickest connection, and just keep running, all without requiring any user intervention.
	www.winsupersite.com /reviews/windowsxp.asp (6710 words)

	Windows Marketplace: Product details for Microsoft Windows XP Professional - upgrade package
		Microsoft Windows XP Professional is the next version of the Windows operating system, which is designed for businesses of all sizes, and for individuals who demand the most from their computing experience.
		Windows XP Professional goes beyond the benefits of Windows XP Home Edition with advanced capabilities designed specifically to optimize productivity using the latest advancements in the digital world.
		Windows XP Pro is one of the best products for all types of users whether in a corporate environment or in a workgroup or at home.
	www.windowsmarketplace.com /details.aspx?view=info&itemId=247096 (475 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Microsoft Windows XP Professional (E85-00086) For PC at Epinions.com
		Windows XP Pro is a culmination of Microsoft’s years of experience with Windows 9xx, and Windows NT/2000, and a welcome upgrade which finally bring true 32-bit computing to the masses.
		Microsoft® Windows XP Professional as we all know by now—unless of course you’ve been sleeping under a rock, or hiding out under a mountain—is the company’ next generation direct replacement for Windows 2000 Professional the premiere business OS which introduced quasi 32bit computing to the desktop.
		Windows XP Pro needs a lot of room to grow, and even on 10GB partitions I have to keep an eye on the space the OS is consuming.
	www.epinions.com /content_149966786180 (4833 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Windows XP Professional [Old Version]: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Product Information Microsoft®; Windows® XP Professional is the next version of the Windowsoperating system, which is designed for businesses of all sizes, and forindividuals who demand the most from their computing experience.
		XP is also more customizable than earlier versions of Windows, and includes visual themes that let you change the whole appearance of Windows in an instant.
		Windows XP will by default find most drivers for video card sound cards, network cards, etc. that is such a bonus gone in the days of having to search for CDs with drivers.
	www.amazon.com /Microsoft-Windows-Professional-Old-Version/dp/B00005MOTH (2337 words)

	Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Windows XP Home Edition vs. Professional Edition, What's the difference?
		During a visit to Redmond in February where Windows XP Beta 2 and the new Whistler ("Luna") user interface was first unveiled, and in various meetings since then, I've been able to discuss this new Windows version with Microsoft executives and product managers.
		Each interactive user in XP Home is assumed to be a member of the Owners local group, which is the Windows XP equivalent of the Windows 2000 Administrator account: This means that anyone who logs on to a Home Edition machine has full control.
		Only Windows XP Professional supports file-level access control, mostly because this feature is typically implemented through Group Policy Objects, which are also not available in Home Edition.
	www.winsupersite.com /showcase/windowsxp_home_pro.asp (1618 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Windows XP Professional [Old Version]: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		XP is also more customizable than earlier versions of Windows, and includes visual themes that let you change the whole appearance of Windows in an instant.
		Windows XP Professional includes all the features of Windows XP Home, and adds support for dual processors, encryptable file systems, offline folders, the Remote Desktop as described above, and extra administration features that come into play when connected to a Windows server domain.
		Windows XP will by default find most drivers for video card sound cards, network cards, etc. that is such a bonus gone in the days of having to search for CDs with drivers.
	amazon.com /Microsoft-Windows-Professional-Old-Version/dp/B00005MOTH (2365 words)

	Installing Windows XP Professional > Choosing an Upgrade Path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Most Windows veterans know by now that doing a fresh installation is usually the most beneficial approach in the long run, even though it means more work up front installing applications and reentering personal settings, remote access and networking details, and so forth.
		Windows Compatibility Mode is a nifty new feature that enables Windows XP to support a wider range of software products than Windows 95 and Windows NT combined.
		Windows XP can be installed onto any hard disk volume or partition within a computer; it is not limited or restricted to drive C as is Windows 9x.
	www.quepublishing.com /articles/article.asp?p=31080 (3763 words)

	Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Preview
		For the first time, the company was touting the ability of Windows XP 64-Bit to run 32-bit Windows applications natively and at full speed through its new WOW 64 (Windows on Windows 64) technologies (a WOW 16 in Windows NT let that system run 16-bit DOS and Windows applications).
		Microsoft made the beta version of Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for 64-Bit Extended Systems available to testers an MSDN subscribers, but the company was still positioning the release as offering a subset of the total feature-set of Windows XP, and this first beta (build 1069) lacked many XP features, including the Luna-style UI themes.
		Now, Windows XP Pro x64 Edition is due to ship alongside Windows Server 2003 in the first half of 2005.
	www.winsupersite.com /showcase/windowsxp_x64_preview.asp (1924 words)

	Remote Desktop for Windows XP Professional
		Remote Desktop is a built in Windows XP Professional feature that allows you to connect to your computer from another (using Windows XP Professional, or the Remote Desktop Client standalone) and use it as if you were sitting in front of it.
		If you use Windows (with SP2) firewall, it will be automatically configured for you, unless you have Windows Firewall configured to allow no exceptions.
		Windows will ask you to make certain you want to exit, and let you know that all the programs you had running will still be running when you log back in.
	www.ncsu.edu /resnet/windows/rd (629 words)

	Windows XP Professional
		Windows XP Professional integrates the strengths of Windows 2000 Professional, such as standards-based security, manageability, and reliability, with the best business features of Windows 98 and Windows Millennium Edition, such as Plug and Play, simplified user interface, and innovative support services.
		Windows XP Professional is built on the proven code base of Windows NT® and Windows 2000, which features a 32-bit computing architecture and a fully protected memory model.
		Windows Media™ Player for Windows XP is the first player to combine all of your common digital media activities into a single, easy-to-use player.
	www.cdsa.com /prod04.htm (3512 words)

	Windows XP Professional FAQ
		The Task Bar in Windows XP is comprised of the Start button, the Quick Launch section, the Notification Area and the section for displaying Task Bar buttons.
		The default view in Windows XP is the Category View as shown in the picture below.
		Windows displays temporary place-holders in the CD-RW Drive folder for files before they are copied to the CD-ROM.
	www.wellesley.edu /Computing/WinXP/faq.html (3115 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP Professional delivers a reliable foundation you can count on to keep your computer up and running when you need it most.
		Windows XP Professional, the new standard in reliability and performance, is designed for businesses of all sizes, and for individuals who demand the most from their computing experience.
		Windows XP is the newest (25/06/05) version of windows around, and it is the best.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Windows-XP-Professional-Service-Pack/dp/B00061H58I (1808 words)

	Windows XP Professional x64 edition Reviews. Windows Reviews by CNET. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP Professional x64 Edition is not available in boxed editions via resellers; it will be sold only through OEM vendors and licensing agreements.
		Windows XP Professional x64 Edition is a big deal for software developers because it gives them a solid Windows platform to write apps that can harness the potential of 64-bit.
		Windows XP Professional x64 Edition promises substantial speed improvements with CAD/CAM, 3D modeling, and other high-end tools that will justify the move to the new OS.
	reviews.cnet.com /Windows_XP_Professional_x64_edition/4505-3672_7-31346186.html (1450 words)

	Windows XP Professional
		Windows XP Professional supports robust client/server configurations and also can be set up for peer-to-peer networking.
		Windows XP Professional should be the preferred choice for any Windows network environment, including home and small business networks.
		When Windows XP Professional is available, you will be able to obtain an upgrade from many earlier versions of Windows, or obtain a full version.
	www.fullfont.com /xp.htm (1285 words)

	Windows XP Professional w/SP2 OEM
		Runs hundreds of programs that didn’t run on Windows 2000 and enables you to set up your system to run in compatibility mode even if a program isn't supported by by Windows XP.
		Windows Messenger—the easy way to communicate with anyone in real time, users can choose text, voice, and video with excellent performance.
		Remote Assistance—allows users to have a peer or IT Professional remotely control their PC to demonstrate a process or help solve a problem.
	store.viosoftware.biz /wixpprsp2oem.html (392 words)

	uCertify - MCP: Installing Windows XP Professional
		To run Windows XP over a network, first boot your computer and install network client software, which locates and connects to the distribution server.
		Ensure that the Windows XP Professional CD-ROM is not staying on the CD-ROM drive after completing the installation.
		Windows Server 2003 computer is required to join the domain and to install domain controllers.
	www.ucertify.com /article/MCP/Installing-Windows-XP-Professional.html (3818 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Windows XP Professional FULL VERSION with SP2: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP Professional provides rich, wireless network support, helping you simply and easily connect to wireless networks whether in your home, office, or out on the road.
		Windows XP Pro is the ideal new solution for your business and advanced home computing needs.
		Windows XP Professional is perhaps the best version of Windows that Microsoft has released.
	www.amazon.com /Microsoft-Windows-Professional-FULL-VERSION/dp/B00022PTI4 (3187 words)

	Microsoft Windows XP
		Windows XP systems installed by using a Volume License Key (VLK) may be marked as non-genuine
		Troubleshooting - Windows XP The play window of a non-Microsoft video player may appear as a fl screen when you try to play a TV show that you recorded by using Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
		When you are using the Microsoft Fax service in Windows, the Fax Service snap-in displays only the first two fax-capable devices in the Devices section for Windows 2000 and the first four fax-capable devices in Windows Server 2003.
	support.microsoft.com /default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;winxp (654 words)

	uCertify - MCSE: Installing Windows XP Professional
		MCSE: Installing Windows XP Professional, This article covers how to install Windows XP Professional on a variety of stand-alone computers and computers working in a network environment.
		Windows XP Setup program resolves most of the issues regarding installing and setting up Windows XP.
		Now, at the end of this article, I hope you would be able to install Windows XP Professional on a variety of stand-alone computers and computers working in the network environment.
	www.ucertify.com /article/MCSE/Installing-Windows-XP-Professional.html (4518 words)

	Windows XP Professional (Microsoft-E8500086) - PriceGrabber.com
		Description: Microsoft Windows XP Professional is a Windows operating system designed for businesses of all sizes, and for individuals who demand the most from their computing experience.
		Windows XP Professional goes beyond the benefits of Windows XP Ho....
		Windows XP Professional goes beyond the benefits of Windows XP Home Edition with capabilities designed specifically to optimize productivity.
	www.pricegrabber.com /search_getprod.php/masterid=477480 (202 words)

	Amazon.ca: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Upgrade: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Windows XP Professional, the zenith of operating systems.
		Windows XP Pro is quite arguably the most reliable operating system that Microsoft has come out with yet.
		XP is the most glaring example of this.
	www.amazon.ca /Microsoft-Windows-XP-Professional-Upgrade/dp/B00005MOTG (1059 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Upgrade [Old Version]: Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		XP is also more customizable than previous versions of Windows, and includes visual themes that let you change the whole appearance of Windows in an instant.
		Again, bear in mind that Windows XP may compel you to spend more on updating other applications that would not run on it.
		In a nutshell, upgrading to XP may not worth the financial hassles, unless you're running Windows 98 or earlier model; and wouldn't mind replacing older software that this new Operating System may shun.
	www.amazon.com /Microsoft-Windows-Professional-Upgrade-Version/dp/B00005MOTG (2898 words)

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