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by tajeah Accepted solution
by nepenthe0 Accepted solution
Windows XP Professional (Pro) will be sold as a stand-alone operating system until 30 June'08. After that, it will only be available as a preinstalled operating system for some computers for the next 12 months.
Vista is marketed under 4 different flavors:
Home Basic
Home Premium
Business
Ultimate
If you are still puzzled, please post back in this thread and we'll try to help.
Rick/Portland, OR
P.S. - Folks who are familiar with Windows XP Pro and desire comparable functionality with Vista are usually directed to Vista Business edition.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
All versions of Vista in either the 32 or 64 Bit versions come on the same DVD and depending on the Product Key that you enter it activates different functions.
So all of the different Vista Versions well at least either the 32 Bit or 64 Bit versions are on the 1 DVD and depending on the product key that you enter when loading that determines what version of Vista gets installed on your computer.
Col
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