The XP networking would depend very much onrunning the professional version as opposed to the home version. Networking was pretty much disabled on the home version ( by design ).
I was never a fan of 2000. Initially came with too many comaptibility problems due to a lack of drivers. It was only a stopgap until XP was released and mainly was a cover up for the utter failure that was ME. 2000 server was usable but XP pro rendered it obsolete.
I'm not a fan of any OS that is no longer supported.
(I was never a fan of 2000. Initially came with too many comaptibility problems due to a lack of drivers. It was only a stopgap until XP was released and mainly was a cover up for the utter failure that was ME. 2000 server was usable but XP pro rendered it obsolete.
I'm not a fan of any OS that is no longer supported.
Pasanonic 's been known to cause insanity in laboratory mice,
Sun 2 Mar 2008, 21:10,
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