- #Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition install#
- #Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition 64 Bit#
- #Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition drivers#
- #Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition driver#
#Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition driver#
I took a single point off the rating because of the driver issue. I'm beginning to bog it up with all the stuff I have on my XP SP2, when I'm able to test with just as much software, I'll be able to render a more truthful result.
For now, the OS is crisp and running quicker than my XP SP2 ran when I first installed, but only time will tell.
#Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition drivers#
I still don't have drivers for my peripherals however (Cam, Remote, TV Card, AIO Printer), but that stuff isn't essential in an evaluation. Microsoft has just released Windows XP 圆4 Edition SP2, currently available for all architectures (x86, 圆4, & Itanium) in English and German. All my necessary hardware components were detected ok, and most that required drivers, I was able to locate at the makers websites. Personally I've not had any major problems with it. Don't REPLACE your OS with it - it's for testing only so my recommendation would be to either put it on another hard drive or another partition and put on some multi-boot software, or to run MS Virtual PC and play with it there. Don't be scared.just know that this IS a Demo and not a program 'waiting' to be activated. Um.yes, DEMOs are time limited, so what? It's fully functional and fits it's purpose as a BETA TEST.ģ.
#Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition 64 Bit#
This isn't a Suse 64 review, it's a Windows 64 Bit review, so please stick with the program at hand review it.(if you want to review Suse, check out the suse board)Ģ. Windows XP Professional 圆4 Edition is designed to address the most demanding needs of technical workstation users who require large amounts of memory and floating point performance in areas such as mechanical design and analysis, digital content creation and scientific and high-performance computing applications. I will log a request for the team for this, however I don't know when we'll have an answer back, but I hope this helps clarify things a bit.1.
#Microsoft windows xp professional x64 edition install#
Given its shared codebase with Windows Server 2003 SP1, and not other Windows XP Clients, and the proximity of the Windows Vista release, it wouldn't be that surprising to me if a retail version of the 'with sp2' bits wasn't released so the team could focus.Īgain, I would suspect that some of the differences in availability with WinXP 圆4 compared to what we might expect from a Windows Client release are due to the priorities of the day on the Windows team. Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 903705 contains the following introduction: After you install Windows XP Professional 圆4 Edition on a computer that is. Some of this is described in the Wikipedia entry for WinXP 圆4 professional. Is back in 2004, however the RTM version of Windows XP Professional X64 posted date is 2005, and was actually based on the same codebase as Windows Server 2003 SP1. You can see that the dates we released Windows XP with SP2 x86 Windows 2000, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Professional Edition, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Service Pack 2, Windows 2000 Service Pack 3, Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows XP Embedded, Windows XP Embedded Service Pack 1, Windows XP Embedded Service Pack 2, Windows XP Home Edition. It's harder to understand this from our perspective in 2011, where 圆4 architecture is widely adopted for home users, but back in the Windows XP days, there wasn't wide spread use of 圆4. Its actually a relatively unique windows release. Its quite possible that the Windows team chose at the time not to make the with SP2 version of WinXP Professional X64 Retail that you're looking for, as I'm not sure why SunnyBoy Mike, its been quite a few years since WinXP 圆4 bits were released.
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