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by creigmy9 Accepted solution
by w2ktechman Accepted solution
by boxfiddler Hot topic Accepted solution
in the prefer a clean install department. Lots less trouble over the long term.
Is it necessary to upgrade? Personally, Win2K is still my favorite Windows. I'll run it until it won't support the latest and greatest hardware that I will eventually have to buy.
by rob miners Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Clean Installs are always better than Upgrades no matter what M$ may say. Also as XP Upgrade Disc's are no longer available you can if necessary use a M$ Branded Install Disc to do a Upgrade but I really wouldn't recommend it as 2000 and XP have different Hardware Drivers and this is more than likely to cause problems latter.
Anyway you can follow these destructions to do an Upgrade
However 2000 is going to run on any Dual Core Hardware quite happily for as long as Dual Core CPU's are available so why switch from a Proven Working OS to something that is no better it's only newer.
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