- About The Software Windows XP Home Edition SP3 is an must have application Windows, in short word/another word its also called as Windows XP Home Edition.This is the application what you need to download for your PC. It is an valuable and useful computer software.
- Event id: 615. Anonymous Jun 11, 2005, 7:33 AM. Using WindowsXP Home SP2 with all security updates. Event ID 615 and Missing NIC.
Best answer: Hi, There are no free license of Windows XP, if you want it you have to purchase it, quickly because it seems that Microsoft stop its sale at the end of june 2008. But you can also try free OS like Linux. Is there anywhere I can get a free download for XP Home Edition full version? Our IT never gave us the CD and one of our.
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I am fixing a computer for a friend, which has a Windows XP Home Edition installation that will not boot. I think there's corrupted system files; I was able to boot from a Windows XP Pro disc, tried fixing the MBR and everything else I could. I've determined that the best course of action is to re-install Windows. I have her genuine product key, but I only have a Windows XP Professional disc, not a Windows XP Home disc. I don't think Microsoft offers any OS downloads on their website and I can't see any way to fix this computer without actually having an XP Home disc.
The computer is a Dell Inspiron 6000, is there a way I could get it from Dell? I know some Dell computers come with recovery partitions (as this one did) but when those are gone... well, they aren't much good.
What can I do?
Jake PetroulesJake Petroules3 Answers
Should be free. And should arrive in a few days.
Dell - Support - Request Backup Discs
If you know anyone else that has a dell with xp home the disk or recovery partition they have should work(it has for me before). I don't know where to get one as I simply kept copies around when I was doing IT repair. Confident dell would sell it to you, but it's probably a pain.
RobotHumansWindows Xp Home Edition Service Pack 2
RobotHumansTwo ideas:
1) Go on Dell's support website. They have live-chat available with their tech support people. They can tell if you they can send you a new CD. It may cost a few bucks, but it would be worth it.
2) Call the folks at your local high school or community college. Chances are, if they have Dell systems, they have CDs to spare. Or, they may make a copy for you. Any Dell OEM XP cd will work for you.