what is the difference between windows xp and windows 64 bit edition. And which one is better.
mikeandike22
18
Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Recommended Answers
Jump to PostWindows64 can use the extra power in the new 64-bit CPUs from AMD and Intel. Windows XP is 32-bit, so it basically can't use the extra.
Win64 is really only useful if you also have 64-bit applications to run on it. It is likely that 32-bit apps [probably 99+% …
Jump to PostEven though it's from April I think this article sums up where MS focus is at the moment. I've been supporting Windows XP ever since it came out and as much as another …
Jump to Postuh.. just go to windows.com and download the trial version for free.. lol. no need for secrecy
All 11 Replies
Mike Feury
7
Junior Poster in Training
mikeandike22
18
Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
antioed
53
Posting Whiz
mikeandike22
18
Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Killer_Typo
commented:
its never good to hint hint at illegally downloading an app that costs money, and the fines you will pay if caught, are far wrose than if you ever have to pay for the program alone.
+0
NiTeHaWk4787
0
Junior Poster
movielad
3
Junior Poster
kik786
1
Junior Poster in Training
shortbus
0
Light Poster
I_Broke_My_Mhz
-1
Light Poster
shortbus
0
Light Poster
Glued
0
Newbie Poster
Be a part of the DaniWeb community
We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.