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• Error: The installer cannot set Windows XP required configuration information during the upgrade to Windows XP Home SP3 of Windows XP Pro.

  Original title: OEM Windows XP Home SP3 update XP Pro

  Here is a compilation of the messages from another forum regarding
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  ---------------------------------------------------------------

  I'm trying to upgrade a Windows XP Home Sp3 OEM system to
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  -------------------------------------------------------------

  Another post:

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  ---------------------------------------------------------------

  Another post:

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  ----------------------------------------------------------------

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  ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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  Click on the menu Burger to the upper left corner.

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