Yes. Any System that's capable of running windows xp home edition can basicall run xp pro. What you need to do is not different from what was done at the time of loading windows xp home edition... the only difference is that xp pro will need its own product key + activation and it is normally a bit expensive than xp home. Good luck!
It's a good choice. You need to backup all your data, after that you need to boot from a windows xp bootable CD (SP3 is preferred, if you are using AHCI or will have install the ahci controller driver manually). Follow instruction. When you see the screen with partitions choise, pick the partition with Vista installed in it, and use quick format. After that just follow instructions.
There is no windows 2000 home. You can upgrade from windows 2000 to windows xp home.
If you have a PC with any previous version of Windows (98 through xp Home), you can purchase an XP Pro upgrade from any electronics and computer store for as little as $199. A complete (non-upgrade) version is usually $100 more.
There is not a free way to do so, unless somebody gives you a unused Windows XP Upgrade Disc. Note: There is not a free any way to do so, you can contact xp provider dealer or order by post.
Yes, you can definitely upgrade to Windows XP Pro from Windows ME. You can find the upgrade on Affordablekey which is one of the best sellers of Windows software. They have the best website for buying Windows software and they are currently running an Eid al-Fitr sale offer with up to 80% discount by using the coupon code: EID2023. So, go ahead and take advantage of this offer and upgrade your Windows ME to Windows XP Pro today. [Note:] If You Buy Microsoft office for mac Visit Affordablekey Website.
Not directly. You can format the hard drive and install Windows XP cleanly. You can upgrade directly to Windows XP Professional (which is more expensive).
The two operating systems are not compatible with each other. There were so many errors in Windows ME that the system cannot be simply upgraded by over writing the program. Windows XP Home Addition or XP Pro Addition must be installed on a clean drive.
Yes (with service pack 6 or later)
No offense but the question answers its self....upgrade XP Proffesional to Windows 7withWindows 7 home premium to Windows 7 professional upgradethe disk upgrades Windows 7 to a better version, and as such has nothing to do with windows xp
yes
Purchase Windows XP
No. Obviously, if you upgrade to Windows Vista, you will have Windows Vista.
you need to get a win xp pro disk and do a upgrade. put the CD in the drive and restart the computer and follow the prompts to UPGRADE. I do not recomend the full install option unless you truly know what your doing. ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR DATA FIRST!!!! Windows installs rarely go smoothly.