aix0 said:Can't see any good reason to switch from Pro to Home?
aix0 said:I'd take the P.C back to the supplier and tell 'them' to back up all your data, programs and format /reinstall XP Home. If it's no fault of your own, why should you have to waste your time putting it right.
I installed 3.1 and Office for Workgroups on my laptop on a small FAT16 partition. Including the POST it took 3 seconds to boot to a working desktop. Apart from the internet connection it did everything that I use my XP installation for, just with the lack of bloat it all happened instantly instead of the normal couple of seconds.aix0 said:3.1 rules, especially that hotdog window colour scheme.![]()
TrUz said:If you was sold a dodgy copy of XP then do not Microsoft replace it for free?
If not, then you retailer should replace it with what you paid for, XP Pro!
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Mason64 said:nope they dont replace it for free. would get loads of people saying this guy put this copy on my pc can u replace it please![]()
Yep - you could. There were safeguards in place to prevent what was described above (everyone downloading a pirate copy and claiming it came with the PC to get a free one).james.miller said:dont or you dont think they would, because the certainly used to 2 years ago.
TrUz said:Just checked on MS website, they do offer a new key for free if you have proof.
http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/downloads/FAQ.aspx?displaylang=en#Question5Label
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james.miller said:bingo, there it is. i dunno... these people are to quick to make claims about what you can and cant do. its happening all to often these days, especially on this forum. just do a little research first, 's all you gotta do.