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Books to Borrow Open Library. Overall I'll stick with standard XP sp3 Pro, because on FLP is very hard to find some of the updates that are necessary, also it isn't very convincing the little performance advantage, with xp you can get to the same performance disabling services.

No point to this. It existed to provide a SUPPORTED version of windows on hardware that couldn't run full windows, so corps could still get support without upgrading fleets of crappy low profile oem PCs that could do little more than run Excel.

It allowed them to use the old W98 machines as thin clients with XP's networking security improvements until such time as they could upgrade to actual XP class machines.

The only legal way to get it was to be a Microsoft Software Assurance customer. It was never legally distributed any other way. Not that I personally care if you use it but this whole thread is pushing on Vogons rules about piracy discussions. I played with it some trying to come up with a diagnostic Live-CD that would run XP utilities on older machines. Wanted to use it to test mobos after working on them.

I am not particularly talented with that sort of thing and I never pulled it off. You can teach a man to fish and feed him for life, but if he can't handle sushi you must also teach him to cook. I have other ways but I thought XP might be treat because of the vast number of diagnostic utilities available for it. To me it's just the most lightweight and relatively modern version of Windows, so it's a nice alternative to Wine. I've also played some Baldur's Gate with mods under this version, but never anything too graphically demanding.

For me the driving factor to try them was the thin client's small storage. Yes they are modern enough so not like , yes they are a bit lighter just a tiny bit though and finally yes, they do lack a lot of stuff. From the simplest things like the ping command, to the "compatibility" tab -since you mentioned retro gaming, to the tricks required just to install. NET Framework 3.

So bottom line if you don't have specific reasons low storage or low memory to the point were XP can't run at all , don't prefer FLP over normal XP. The more generic use you want to put them to, the more problems you'll face. And all this for a slightly improved responsiveness, which I'm not even sure you'll continue to experience if you start installing stuff. It's a fairly old tool though and the original website for it has been taken down, but you can still read up about it and get it from the internet archive.

Keep in mind, though, that the programs you'd be able to run under BartPE are fairly limited. IIRC by default, no. NET framework or DirectX is included, and the "hard drive" that it uses while running is a fairly small RAM drive of only a few hundred megabytes, limiting your ability to install new programs at runtime Which you'd then have to reinstall every time you rebooted BartPE.

So, your best option is to use strictly "portable" apps that don't require installation, and keep them on a USB flash drive. I'm not good with that stuff though and I set it aside over frustration. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Uploaded by EsotericUsername on March 2, Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass.

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That requires a Vista file from some specific beta to mod it. Tracked it down but by the time I found it I was burnt on the whole idea so I just saved it for later. AFAIK there were no boxed copies. Probably no stamped CDs either.

Just download links for Microsoft's partners. Out of interest, how much would a boxed, sealed copy of Windows Me signed by Bill Gates sell for?

I have used Windows ThinPC - basically win7 with missing stuff. I am almost certain I installed Microsoft Security Essentials as well and it worked fine too. It was lighter on resources and faster on a c2d system missing almost all non-essential services. Really like it especially if one has some specific task in mind for an older system, maybe a download machine or some surveillance system or something. Joined , Location Chicago.

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