Some common reasons for problems in defragmentation are- (1) Not enough disk free space since the XP defragmenter needs atleast 15% free disk space to defrag. (2) Fragmented system files such as the Master File Table (MFT) or the Page File. The XP defragmenter cannot defrag these. You can clear up some disk space by doing a disk cleanup with the 'Properties' option by right clicking the drive in 'My Computer'. To get around these issues, especially (2), you'll need a third party defragmenter such as Diskeeper 2009. Diskeeper can also defrag in very low space conditions, as well as defragment the MFT and Page File. You may need to run a boot-time defrag after a conventional defrag to completely defrag these system files.
It is compatible with windows xp,so yes.
i download windows xp service pack 3 and wright cd but this is not bootable, so you can help me how i can make bookable windows xp sp3 cd.
You use a windows xp restoring CD or restoting CD from other companies such as WindowsPE, Windows XP usb edition and so.
Yes,you can run Windows Live Messenger for Windows XP on Windows 7. And all of the other Windows Live Essentials for Windows XP work on Windows 7 without any problems. So you can install and run all of the Windows Live Essentials for Windows XP on Windows 7 and Windows Vista. You can get Windows Live Essentials for Windows XP from the Microsoft website.
Xp is a PC, so yes.
Well look how much fancy graphics it has and if you upgraded to windows 7 from xp then your computer was probably built for xp not windows 7. But my computer is faster with windows 7...
Windows XP is a bootable CD, so you don't need one.
Windows XP already includes Winsock, so there is no need to download it and there is no separate installer.
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.
Windows XP was released by Microsoft in August 2001. There are two versions of Windows XP. One is Windows XP Home and the other is Windows XP Professional. There have been four versions of XP that have been released. Mainstream support for Windows XP stopped on April 14, 2009.
Games that are written specifically for Windows Vista will not work on Windows XP. Most games are written so that they will work on both.
Windows xp isn't open source so you can't download the source code and edit it. Whatever you can edit you can do it in regedit a tool that comes with windows xp.