bios is PC not windows, bios can be loaded when you first start the pc, it normally has a hotkey like f8 f10 or f11
Probably not, unless you actually change the BIOS chip.
You can not simply remove the Professional option from XP and revert back to Home. To take a machine from Windows XP Professional to Windows XP Home you would first need to wipe the machine (format the hard drive), then reinstall the Windows XP Home operating system. It makes little sense to do so, however, because Windows XP Professional is a hardier operating system and can perform better network tasks than Windows XP Home. Windows XP Professional Edition is the business edition of Windows XP Windows XP Home Edition is the home edition of Windows XP you cannot replace XP Professional with XP Home Edition unless you erase the windows installation and start over why would you want to do this XP Professional contains all the features of Windows XP Home Edition
Windows XP is a general name given to sevearl operating systems released by Microsft in the early 200's. These include: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Pro, WIndows XP Stater, Windows XP Media Edition, WIndows XP Tablet, Windows XP N, Windows XP K and Windows XP KN
You set the bios to CD boot. After that reinstall windows with a windows xp cd.
The Term BIOS stands for BASE INSTRUCTION OPERATING SYSTEM. These instructions are what actually start the processor and associated hardware to run the installed Operating System. I.E., Windows XP.
Some of the system components of Windows XP include memory, BIOS, video and audio drivers, sound card and motherboard. Other components include the control panel, hard drive and device manager.
Windows XP home edition
"Sleeping" is a feature of the computer BIOS. If Windows XP does not provide an option to "Sleep", make sure that ACPI is enabled in your BIOS.
Windows XP Home & Windows XP Pro
No. Windows XP Tablet PC Edition is Windows XP Professional with additional features included for supporting tablet PCs.
Yes and no... Windows XP came out with more then one version. The XP versions are Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Home 64bit Windows XP Professional 64 bit, Windows XP Media Center. When they say SP1 that just mean that it has the Service Pack 1 updates installed. All three versions of XP can have SP1 but still are not the same operating system software. XP Home is a basic OS for simple tasks most users need the operating system to perform. XP Pro is a advanced OS that allows a used to configure the operating system to their requirements. XP Pro and Home x64 is only for computers that have at least a dual core processor(64 bit systems.) This version is exactly the same, a little bit faster and more expensive. It is also better at multitasting
Windows XP can be used at home. There is a specific XP Home version, but you could use one of the other versions of XP on a home computer too.