Is this OEM or the full version of XP
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It did not include other Microsoft products that I had to buy separately, and it was not returnable, despite of Amazon's assurances. Be very, very careful if you choose this item.
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Yes, it came with XP Installed....I really like this computer...Fast and quite reliable....However be aware that Microsoft will discontinue Windows XP in a couple of months.
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Only the refurb. I don't know why my review would be listed with the OEM product.
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The XP version is already available at Microcenter locations and their websites as well for only $399.99. In fact, I'm writing this up on my XP Aspire One right now lol.
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in a nut shell OEM version is more complete for your application as it contains more drivers than an Original version
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Windows 8. I loaded classic shell (free) so the 8 resembles the old XP versions.
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mine was OEM, no problems here. I needed a genuine because I wanted to play an older game and it works great
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Hello, Yes, they have a legal copy of XP on the unit. We install Windows 7 on these units, but if you request it, we can re-install it with Windows XP Pro
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OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or additional drive for your specific system. Hope this helps. :) OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or... » Read More OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or additional drive for your specific system. Hope this helps. :) « Show Less
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exactly, on previous OEM versions once you installed it was locked to that hardware. I am looking for full version where I can install on a new system and move the license if I ever change hardware.
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Yes it is as long as you can get the drivers for it. Window is discontinuing support for XP
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I order window XP the advertising show the operating disk however i didnt get the disk.
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Mine has the XP Professional system on it. It works well. but it has a low graphics card that is easily replaced, if you plan on doing any higher end gaming.
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I have not tried it, but per the manufacturer and the OEM packaging it is compatible with XP/Vista/7. I am running 8.1 and it works as expected.
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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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This is the ULTIMATE edition. The most expensive version. Just like the Corporate edition is now. There will be 2 or 3 other versions, starting at around $120 I believe! Equivelent of XP home edition. 250 for the pro edition. It is the RETAIL version
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This is the full version. I was installing it on a desktop PC that came with Vista but had earlier been upgraded to 7 with an upgrade copy. I had a frustrating time getting the full version to work and finally had an it friend at work install it. He was successful. Again, it is a full version.