Windows Xp professional x64bit edition

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• Firefox works with Windows XP Professional-64 edition?

  I'll set up a new machine to run some program that doesn't work on Windows 7, but works on Windows XP Pro - 64, and some that will run on the 32-bit version. It is a dual-boot configuration, and I'm having a hard time getting IE to work. Took me time to try Firefox, but I can't access the Internet with IE. Is there a version of Firefox that works with Win XP Pro 64 bit?

  Firefox is a 32-bit executable. I'm not aware of any problems works on 64-bit Windows versions.

  Please note that 64-bit plugins won't work in Firefox, and you may need to do a few installs additional to get 32-bit and 64-bit plugins depending on how they have been packaged by their publishers.

• I need more info on the Windows XP Professional x 64 edition

  I have two copies of a Windows XP Professional x 64 Edition operating system and would like more info on this OS, which it is intended, who can use it and under what conditions are required for usage.  each disc has the following information about it:

  English
  Microsoft Windows XP Professional
  x 64 edition
  (Required product key)

  June 2006

  Systems

  Media/student work
  The Home Media

  All use subject to volume
  license agreement.  Do
  not make illegal copies
  This disc.  No detail
  or OEM Distribution.  Not
  for resale.

  Microsoft licenses

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/setup/Windows-XP-Professional-x64-Edition-FAQ

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/Setup/Windows-XP-Professional-x64-Edition-Overview

  These articles should help you understand XP Pro - x 64

• Is this Microsoft Windows XP Professional x 64 edition works on a second generation core i7 processor?

  The Asus P8P67 Deluxe Motherboard will be a socket LGA 1155 with Intel P67 chipset with a second generation core i7 I want to run Windows 7 or Windows 8 (I am currently trying the beta version).  The reason for the x 64 Edition is due to the large amount of RAM it will support what someone has an answer?  Thank you.

  As long as the hardware manufacturers for any material that you plan to use have support/drivers for Windows XP; Yes.

  Insofar as the processor - Yes.

  Motherboard - Yes.

  So, as long as your other equipment (whatever they are) is still supported under Windows XP Professional 64-bit Edition, you should be fine.

• How can I update/upgrade windows 7 Professional edition for Ultimate

  How can I update/upgrade windows 7 Professional edition for Ultimate

  You can buy an Express upgrade to Win7 Ultimate.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/Windows-Anytime-Upgrade

  Windows Update has nothing to do with the upgrade of Windows. Please post future questions about the upgrade in this forum: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads
  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• How can I upgrade my pc to Windows XP Home Edition to Windows XP Professional?

  ..... Will it take to get rid of XP Home Edition or can I install right to it? What are the steps needed to 'move' from XP Home, XP Professional?

  Since the retail upgrade from versions of Windows XP Professional are no longer available, you will need to purchase a copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional - OEM and perform a Clean install Windows XP. Carey Frisch

• Where can I find the full list of the features of Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional

  Could you please direct me to the Microsoft Documents where I can find detailed specifications and characteristics of the two operating systems:

  (1) Windows XP Home Edition

  (2) Windows XP Professional Edition

  Thank you

  Hello Roman

  Thanks for the clarification on the "new computer".

  If, as you say, the card mother and any other material is compatible XP then by all means install Windows XP on this machine. As you said you "my idea is to get the XP and keep as long as possible, even after support ceased in 2014, because I like it better than any other operating system." You have been made aware of possible problems concerning the lack of support and you are ready to accept those. The only problem is to get a copy of Windows XP from a reliable source. Unfortunately, I can't help you with that. Personally, I prefer to get my software direct from the manufacturer or by a reliable retailer. As no other retailer has copies of Windows XP you are, unfortunately, has left the search for credible resource on the web.

  My note to the subject of sticking with Windows 7 or 8 on your new computer has been in regards to your initial comment to a "new computer". I have two computers that are running Windows 7 and Windows 8, but then again maybe I need the additional machines and you do not have.

  I have to admit that Windows XP is a great operating system, and to be honest, I also use it on a virtual machine on one of my PC. However it is more for support reasons than the generalization on my part.

  Windows 7 get some getting used to, but I found it a usable operating system. Windows 8, however, is an altogether different beast. You love or hate it and judging by the comments on the Microsoft forums many people hate everything simply. Yet once I used it since the first beta of the operating system, so I'm used to it.

  I agree with voluntary J on Windows XP Mode. This is useful if you have applications that are not compatible with Windows 7. However, as you said in your reply to J to volunteer, you must upgrade to Windows 7 Professional. You can run Windows XP on a virtual machine, with, say, Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 (as a free option); However, you should always buy a copy of XP and new Virtual Machines have some restrictions, especially when it comes to certain types of hardware connected to your PC. Maybe your best bet, if you prefer to upgrade would be to use Windows XP from Windows 7 mode.

  I hope that you succeed in your quest for a reliable copy of Windows XP

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk |  vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• I have Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, I want to go back to my specialist Windows XP, how can I contact Microsoft to send me a copy of my Windows XP Professional.

  I have Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, I want to go back to my Windows XP specialist, how then - I get in touch with Microsoft to send me a copy of my Windows XP Professional, I bought a lot of Microsoft, Katrina Distroyed my business and also home or what should I do?

  Your computer has a recovery partition, check the owner's manual or the web site of the manufacturer of your PC support.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Windows XP Professional, Media Center Edition 2005 SP3 will not automatically put into hibernation

  I have re-installed drivers quick resume technology drivers & Intel Graphics & Sound & all associated drivers. but not good.

  Computer will be manually Hibernate & come out of hibernation, but is not automatically updated in hibernation?

  I tried the recommendations of microsoft all the but not good?

  The Device Manager shows all devices OK?

  Performed a restore the registry of oem disc & now put into hibernation very well at the moment, I hope that it will last? only lasted for a few days? its now to return again. ?

  not a fan of the system restores, especially under xp, but if it did work at one point, what has changed on your system, since it worked?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  This is for two versions below, then you should be good.  But again this could be a temporary solution to a problem.

  Microsoft Windows XP Professional

  Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

• I have a laptop Dell Latitude D830 that came pre-installed with Windows XP Professional edition. Now, I need to format the system.

  I have a laptop Dell Latitude D830 that came pre-installed with Windows XP Professional edition. Now, I need to format the system. Also, I had installed Norton Internet Security, but right now I have not any of the CDs. help, please.

  Also, will I lose Norton if I format the system? How do I keep it?
  original title: System format of...

  Hello JothinVedere

  After you have re-installed Windows XP, you can go on the site Web of Norton and download the software from their part. Once you have downloaded it you should be asked for an email or an account that you configured when you first bought Norton, log. After that, Norton is turned on with the rest of the time for your subscription should be displayed. If you have further questions about Norton, you can click on their link to support here. I hope this helps.

• Windows XP Professional Edition product pkey is not recognized

  I use Windows XP Professional edition (OEM: Tiger Direct) after re-installing product pkey shows as zero on my computer, but it is valid (Windows XP Professional OEM OEM 00045 ProdAct ProdKey3). It has not changed material. Ho will solve this problem?

  Try the phone activation: how to activate Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307890/en-us

  See the section titled: "how to activate Windows XP by phone.
  Also, make sure that you do not confuse the letters and numbers (number 8 for the)
  Letter B, etc.).

  How to contact a Microsoft Product Activation Center:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/950929/en=us

  Microsoft Activation centers worldwide telephone numbers:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/licensing/existing-customers/activation-centers.aspx
  (This site is for activating Volume License, but if you call, they will help you)

  The phone number is not working:
  Microsoft Wordwide contacts: http://www.microsoft.com/worldwide/default.aspx

  Users of Windows XP - Genuine Advantage Notifications:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=afd45b36-3d77-4259-801c-d31a9a90cdcf
  (This tool will confirm that the copy of Windows installed on your PC is genuine and authorized)

  J W Stuart: Http://www.pagestart.com

• I have windows XP media center edition version 2002 microsoft and try to reinstall office XP Professional with Publisher Version 2002, following a fall, but am rejected as an invalid key.

  I have windows XP media center edition version 2002 microsoft and try to reinstall office XP Professional with Publisher Version 2002, following a fall, but am rejected as an invalid key. I checked the key with the customer service - they say that it is valid and has sent me to you! Help please!

  Activation and registration of a Microsoft product
  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=326851

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• I have Toshiba laptop running Windows XP Professional edition. I have a vertical line on screen ranging from very high to very low. It's about an inch from the right side of the screen. How can I solve this problem?

  I have Toshiba laptop running Windows XP Professional edition. I have a vertical line on screen ranging from very high to very low. It's about an inch from the right side of the screen. How can I solve this problem?

  Sorry to hear that, but the screen is bad and must be replaced!

  Good luck! Please rate me upward if you find my post helpful. Thank you!

• The upgrade from Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional SP3 SP3

  I need to upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition SP3 of Windows XP Professional.  I'm a small business and 3 computers running Windows XP Home Edition.  I need run Windows XP Professional to join a domain.  I was wondering if doing updated since XP Home SP3 I need to upgrade to XP Pro SP3?

  Hi jackieT387,

  Thanks for posting. To perform the upgrade, you must download the House to a pack of equal service than the Pro version. After having done that, you should have no problem, perform the upgrade.

  I hope this helps!

  Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• MS offers windows XP Professional free for customers windows XP Home Edition?

  MY PC in the year 2002 came with windows XP Home Edition? But it was much slower compared to windows XP Professional. Many users for win XP prof especially pyrated version. PL Council MS will offer win XP Professional without cost or at a price of offordable?

  There is actually no difference in speed between XP Home and XP Pro on a system clean and well-maintained, with adequate equipment. XP Pro can still be bought on Amazon, and perhaps other places. Looking right now, I see a full retail XP Pro on Amazon for $259. I would stay away from eBay and Craig's list for this sort of thing.

  No, XP Pro is not available for free from Microsoft.

  A better option would be for you to discover why your XP Home is slow instead.

  Some reasons for the slow pace of the computer:

  1. computer has not been maintained - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Maintenance

  2. the computer is infected with the malware - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  3. the disk is too full. Remove useless stuff, uninstall unused programs. Do not forget to save!
  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Backing_Up

  4. flaky third party software. Toolbars and modules are particularly guilty in this area. Uninstall toolbars (Google, Yahoo, ISP brand, etc) and look at what modules are in use in your browser (s).

  5. computer has too many unnecessary programs/processes running in the background. Manage your Startup:

  For XP - How to troubleshoot using the Msconfig in Windows XP utility - http://support.microsoft.com/?id=310560
  The free Autoruns program is very useful for managing your Startup - http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/default.mspx

  For Vista/Windows7 - Start Orb > Search box > type: msconfig and when it appears in the results area above, right-click and choose 'run as administrator '. Autoruns is also very useful.

  6. the user runs an inflated/invasive such as Norton and McAfee antivirus program. Replace it with a better program. I recommend NOD32 (commercial) or Avast (free). Avira is also good, but the free version has an unpleasant reminder screen (Google for instructions on how to disable it). The user can also run several real-time antivirus/firewall/security programs.

  7. the user has installed new programs that are processor and/or memory-intensive (Photoshop, AutoCAD, Mathmatica or similar) and does not have the power of the equipment.

  8 drive fails and is in PIO Mode. It's very much slow (like being in 1985). See Hans-Georg Michna here information - http://winhlp.com/?q=node/10

  In addition to the above, see also http://miekiemoes.blogspot.com/2008/02/help-my-computer-is-slow.html

  Note: If the computer has always been slow, in addition to the above user may have bought a machine with a less powerful processor and not enough RAM (memory). The normal use of the computer, 512 MB to 1 GB is sufficient for XP; Vista should have a minimum of 2 GB; Windows 7 is less demanding than Vista, but the minimum of 2 GB should also be used.
  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!