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W2K or XP?

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aharrisreid

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Nov 17, 2000
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I'm just about to purchase a new laptop pc, but I'm torn between having W2K pro or XP pro as the pre-installed operating system. I already have W2K on my desktop pc and I am perfectly happy with it, but I am being pushed towards XP by the vendors. Has anyone good or bad experiences of either?

Any help would be appreciated.

Many thanks,
Alan Harris-Reid
 
I just spent all day reformatting after removing XP. I had a lot of problems with XP. Could have been my fault but I went back tp W2K Pro, for what's its worth
 
LDaveM, thanks for the reply.

>I had a lot of problems with XP.<

What where these problems that forced you to take such drastic action?

Alan
 
I tried XP twice, removed it once because of driver problems, and then again recently because &quot;My Computer&quot; failed to show up when i clicked the icon, i've gone back down to Windows 2k pro, feels my more stable :)

I'm going to use Norton Ghost later on to make an image of my 2k installation, and then maybe give XP 1 last chance, saves me formatting yet again :
In my opinion 2k is more stable than XP, but XP is nice to use there isn't much in it really except XP has given me problems and 2k hasn't
 
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