Will this jump drive work with Windows XP?
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I checked other responses to this question. This is what I found: " Works with XP, Vista, Windows 7 and 8. All of them!Bobby Mac answered on August 23, 2014 " I have windows 7 and mine is a 64GB flash drive and works good for me. It should tell you on the package what systems it will work.
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I use mine with a Mac at home and a Windows machine at work. I'm pretty sure you'd be just fine.
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I'm sure it will, I don't see any reason why not. It should say somewhere in the description what types of systems it can work with. But most, if not all flash drives are a universal fit.
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Yes, according to the published specifications, it should work on an XP computer.
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XP with SP3 should support up to 2.2TB so in theory it should work. I have not tested this on XP but it works on Win 7/8 and Mac OSX systems. For XP systems, my recommendation would be to ensure you have SP3 installed prior to attempting to connect the drive.
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I'm no longer running XP, but it's compatible with Vista and Win7 in the 2.0 slots, so it should be.
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None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
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I have Windows XP, and it works fine. The packaging doesn't specify the operating systems with which it is compatible. I'm sorry that I can't be more helpful.
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Yes. I transferred my XP files to a Dell computer with windows 7. Both computers are 32-bit.
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Yes. I am using on XP. It is just a usb device and should work on all windows or mac os. As for the programs I can not comment one way or another. I did install some of the programs on XP. They worked, but I uninstalled them as I decided not to use them. I just use as a second hard drive and backup.
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I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but I have used the drive numerous times to copy floppy disks created on Windows XP to my computer's hard drive running Windows 7. However not all XP programs will work in the Windows 7 operating system. All of the files like excel, winword, etc. created on a floppy and transferred to the 7 hard drive were usable by the programs. Hope this helps.
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The package indicates it will transfer data from Windows XP or Vista. I had XP. It worked great for XP. Good luck!
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I've only used it with Win7 and Vista, but there's nothing that jumped out at me that suggested it shouldn't work with XP. It should be noted though that it's slow and barely functional on all versions of Windows - it's just poorly written software period.
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Yes! It will work with windows xp, and if you wanted to find a manual they have the manual for this webcam on Windows XP on the Creative website.
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I have not used this in an XP system but it should work fine as it's a basic optical disc. No special drivers needed. Just plug and play.
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Yes, it will. I installed mine in a Dell desktop computer which originally has Windows XP installed. I upgraded to Windows 7 64 bit. Windows 7 automatically installed the correct driver for this drive.
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This particular drive is an EARS drive meaning that it is an advanced format drive which won't run by default in XP. Western Digital has set up a page to help users get it working in XP however I'm not an XP user so I'm not sure how straight-forward the steps are. You might be more interested in a EADS drive which should work fine out of the box for you. Unfortunately the 1.5 TB EADS drive costs 99 while this 2.0 TB EARS drive costs 89.
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Yes, works with XP as well as other OS's. http://us.toshiba.com/computers/storage/desktop/canvio-desk/HDWC110XK3J1
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Yes, you just have to run it in compatibility mode for windows xp (or 98, I forget how I did it)