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what is the difference between xp home and xp pro ???
hi all i got a question for you what is the difference between xp home and xp pro at the moment i have xp home on my pc but if one is better for gameing ect i wouldnt mind changing. i would guess that xp pro is more a office based system but i am not sure and if it is a more offace based system dose it come with things like word power point ect on it. so if some one could give me a bit of advice
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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I think the main thing I have noticed is the security groups and the lack of domain support. I hate being restricted in any way. Plus I need the features Pro provides. I think most college's demand pro to connect to the network. I would say just get pro so that home headaches don't popup in the future.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Either one is fine for gaming. There doesn't seem to be any difference in the two. My wife plays several FPSs online with Home and has no problems. I have Pro and I don't have any issues either. Playing games to me is more about having hardware that can properly run and display the games and if your going online to play, a good connection, ideally cable or DSL.
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: lab 102...always
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I got a laptop from Dell with Home preinstalled. Little did I know that it wouldn't allow IIS to be run (well, officially anyway). When I build my new PC, I put Win2K on it and haven't looked back.
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