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No. Windows XP Tablet PC Edition is Windows XP Professional with additional features included for supporting tablet PCs.
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
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No. Windows XP is a downgrade.
Windows XP Professional
Windows Media Center isn't part of Windows XP Professional. It was only available in Windows XP Media Center Edition.
No. Windows XP Professional requires at least 128MB of RAM. (Official claims are that it will run on 64MB, but some features won't be available and performance will be near-unusable.)
Of course. It wouldn't be a "Windows XP game" otherwise.
Neither is "better" or "worse" per se. They are virtually identical in device drivers, program support, and general functionality. Windows XP Professional includes a few additional features intended for businesses and power users. If you don't need these features, the Home Edition provides absolutely no advantage and costs a lot more.