Windows XP Home Edition
Your computer has at least:
Memory (minimum/recommended):
128 MB/256 MB
Available Hard Drive Space (minimum/recommended): 1 GB/2
GB
USB (Universal Serial Bus)support: Yes
Ready to run Bear Access and Kerberos?
Yes; however, a security concern exists: your Kerberos ticket,
which is stored in a placeholder file, could become available to
the next Kerberos user. Download software here.
Computers this operating system will run on:
Most contemporary machines can run this software. It may have problems
with legacy devices on older machines. The home edition of Windows
XP can only support a single processor, which is how most PCs are
configured. If you are a power user and run a machine with two or
more processors, consider Windows
XP Professional.
Comments:
This product is Microsoft's first release of a combined code base
for the consumer and business markets. For the home user, XP Home
Edition is the follow-up product to Windows
Me. You can also upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition from Windows
98.
The LUNA interface, the new
graphical user interface to Windows XP, changes the look and
feel of the Start button; additional features are included to protect
the operating system from corruption by third-party installers and
applications.
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