Windows Xp Home Edition

Advantages: Easy to use, Main operating system, Great help available
Disadvantages: Prone to viruses, still some bugs

...Windows XP, my one and only ever operating system! I have tried Mac and tried Vista on other computers, and i don't think they compare to XP! Vista is trying to be an Apple product, and i don't think you can enjoy a mac after years of Microsoft!!! I love all the hidden features of it and trying to figure stuff out with it! Admittedly its a very dated OS nowadays but millions of computers still use it! It's a powerful operating system and it's good at what it does! Fair enough there are bugs in it still that need to be eliminated, and it is prone to viruses unlike an Apple Macintosh but i think what XP needs more than anything is a second release, exactly how it is but with all the bugs eliminated! XP2 =] Because no amount of Special Packet updates can fix an operating system! It needs to be independently and professionally improved...

lallofrall 26.08.2008 · Read review
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Review of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition w/SP2 Complete package

XP home - A touch of genius

Advantages: More stable
Disadvantages: Not as secure as XP PRO

...Windows Xp Home is the great operating system microsoft have promised for years and when it finally arrives it turns out they've actually done what they said they would which is to make a great opeating system. It works well with most new PC's and has hardley any problems with hardware compatibility, but if you want to find out if it will work for your pc then microsoft offer a compatibility test. It is by far the most stable version of windows yet which is great because I could not stand alll those crashes which plauged the earlier microsoft operating systems. It is very easy to set up and add user names and passwords. The control panel has been simplified into groups and there are lots of controls in place to stop you from breaking anything, but these can get quite annoying. It has great support offered and an automatic update...

iancozens12 27.02.2006 · Read review
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my review on windows xp home edition

Advantages: easy to use
Disadvantages: none that i know of

...hello im lewis and im going to tell you the ups and downs of xp home edition windows xp home edition is great for home computing and will be sutible for anyone who dosent think they could use vista xp is a very very stable operating system and does not contain a qautre of the bugs vista contains. home edition is specifficly designed with you in mind it includes things such as home network set up,movie maker,media player and so much more unlike xp professional xp home edition is made for anyone who wants a easy to use not advanced operating system i used professional my self for several years in the work place and found it extremely advanced but then when i had had enough i one day switched my laptop to xp home and i had a great time it went faster,ran smoother and was very easy to use if for example you have an older computer and want...

techieboy66 15.02.2009 · Read review
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Microsoft Windows Xp home with SP2

Advantages: easy to run, is compatible with most software
Disadvantages: bug prone, easily becomes unstable

...was when i was setting my pc up and needed to use the internet to find some graphics drivers on the net, before i had installed my own firewall and antivirus. There are many good, and in some cases, free secuirty suites that will serve a muuch better purpose that the default. You will regret it if you don't change it soon after install, trust me!!! Windows Xp home is very well endowed to deal with the new craze - wireless networking. When i configured mine, all i had to do was install the drivers for the wireless card and after a reboot, it recognised the wireless connection instantly. The only thing stopping me getting on the net, was the stupid utility that came with the card that was trying to intefere with the windows settings. The utility was useless, windows was very competent at gaining a connection to my router and very, very...

joemadagascar 10.03.2007 · Read review
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Nice System- Windows XP Home Edition

Advantages: safty, easy to use.
Disadvantages: no much features.

...this is a very nice product, easy to use, have been use it alot of time. product with a reasonable price, which is afordable for most ppl. it is a very safty system, I do not use extra firewall to protect my computer. the revert system is very helpful, when your system does not works well, you can easily sort it out by reverting your system to the back. home edition does not have so many features as the professional edition, but it is enough for personal use, and the price is much cheaper than the professional. SP2 is emphasis on the safty of system in my understanding, i kept upgrade every week, and I surf on net everday, but have never get spyware from internet. The only disadvantage is the there is no much features on this system, it is not beautiful as some other systems....

gaosha 24.05.2007 (25.05.2007) · Read review
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Review of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition w/SP2 Complete package

XP. The new generation

Advantages: Excellent multimedia functionality
Disadvantages: Incompatible drivers, software and hardware

...When Microsoft built it’s first operating system over 15 years ago, I sometimes wonder if, even in their wildest dreams, they thought it would become such a market force and the main o/s to be used on the majority of the world’s computers. Yet, today they are producing the next generation of operating system. One for the future that can interact with all modern media types and formats as well as combining the retro engineering needed to make programs of yesteryear work correctly. However, being a user of both of their current up to date systems, im not totally convinced that even they are on top of the diverse and sometimes incompatible world of mixed technologies. Im going to talk here about Windows XP. You have probably got this installed at home or at least heard about it if you have bought your computer within...

andycharger 26.04.2002 · Read review
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Review of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition w/SP2 Complete package

Upgrading from Windows ME to XP Home

Advantages: stable o/s, easy to upgrade
Disadvantages: possible long download times to update if you have a slow Internet connection

.... Nowadays I have a machine at home running Windows XP Home and a laptop from work (I travel a bit) running Windows 2000 Professional. I took some advice from our IT staff at work, who recommended Windows XP as a relatively stable platform, echoing my own thoughts. They were also able to confirm that it should be possible to ?upgrade? (loading the new software directly) rather than to start from scratch by formatting the hard disc and losing all the other programs and user data already on the machine. RESEARCH Web-based searches indicated that, to use Windows XP Home Edition, there is a minimum system requirement: PC with 300 MHz or higher processor clock speed recommended; 233 MHz minimum required;* Intel Pentium/Celeron family, AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or compatible processor recommended 128 MB RAM or higher recommended (64MB...

mwl1 05.03.2004 (06.03.2004) · Read review
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Review of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Upgrade package

Experience Windows XP!

Advantages: Many features, reliable, OEM version is priced well.
Disadvantages: Vista is out, DX10 not supported (not currently an issue)

...Windows XP is the most commonly used version of Microsofts popular Windows operating system or OS. It is feature packed and has low requirements so it will run on most PCs. The Look Microsoft has really jazzed Windows XP up compared to the previous dull grey looks of Windows 2000. As soon as you boot into the Windows interface you will be greeted with a friendly blue Welcome screen with the colourful new Windows logo. To begin you simply click your username, which will be displayed along with a little picture of your choice, you can pick from a car, frog to a cute dog or add your own picture if you prefer. Once you have entered your password and clicked the green enter button you will be taken to the new Windows Desktop. Here the new look is also in full effect as we get a new blue Taskbar with a bright green Start button, along...

hackersupr 05.03.2008 · Read review
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Review of Windows XP Home Edition Upgrade with Service Pack 2

Windows XP

Advantages: Tried + tested
Disadvantages: Windows Vista soon?

...Lets face it - 90% of PC users use a Microsoft OS (operating system). The vast majority of those will be using XP. So you're not exactly going to be alone if you do decide to buy this. So, is it a good idea to go with the masses? Yes. Unless you are really techy and know software and hardware as if it were your job. Then you might plump for Linux or something similar. XP was released ages ago - about 2000 if memory serves correctly. As someone who started out on DOS, moved to windows 3.x, then Windows 98 and then XP (via Millenium for about 1 month ;) ) then I've had a history with OS's. XP is by far the most reliable - providing you do things properly then there is generally no problem. If you are completely just after something that you are not going to fiddle with then - no problems. If you are likely to uninstall...

mightyred 13.02.2006 · Read review
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Review of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition w/SP2 Complete package

To XP or Not To XP...That Is The Question

Advantages: see review
Disadvantages: see review

...for home use but was instead the update to Microsoft's technical operating system Windows NT, Windows XP IS the update we have all been waiting for. The changes made to this system are too many to mention, it is effectively a complete overhaul of the whole idea behind windows - at least under the hood, changes which most of us won't notice or even care about but which will result in massive and very noticeable performance enhancements - trust me. However, before you can even think of running XP there are a few rather hefty system requirements that this operating system requires of your PC - many of us aren't going to be able to deal with it without an upgrade. These are most notably: At least a 300MHz processor A recommended 128MB+ of RAM although it supports 64MB but with a performance downgrade 1.5GB of available hard disk space...

wampyrii 29.10.2001 · Read review
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