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XP PRO. -XP HOME

Postby chy1 » Tue Mar 08, 2005 5:20 am

Is there much difference in XP PRO and XP HOME ? I used NERO to backup my picture file when I was on XP Home . I have reformated to XP PRO. Went back to Nero to use restore program to restore picture file . Problem !! The file will not go back to oridginal Picture file . Can anyone help ?????
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re difference

Postby badpolarbear » Tue Mar 08, 2005 3:29 pm

Here is a little about XP Home and Pro

Windows XP Home Edition

Contains basic support for security among multiple users.
Built-in support for peer-to-peer networking, but only for up to five computers.
The backup utlity is not installed by default, but is included on the CD.

Windows XP Professional Edition

Includes extended support for security between multiple users on the same machine.
Better support for peer-to-peer networking, plus support for joining a "Windows NT domain."
The backup utlity is installed by default.
The Professional edition includes the following components not found in the Home edition:
Administrative Tools (in the Start Menu and Control Panel)
Automated System Recovery (ASR)
Boot Configuration Manager
DriverQuery
Group Policy Refresh Utility
Multi-lingual User Interface (MUI) add-on
NTFS Encryption Utilitiy
Offline Files and Folders
OpenFiles
Performance Log Manager
Remote Desktop
Scheduled Tasks Console
Security Template Utility
Taskkill
Tasklist
Telnet Administrator
Provides support for multi-processor systems (2 or 4 CPUs), Dynamic Disks, Fax.

As far as the pictures are concerned, try right clicking on the file then click "open with and open it with a different program suck as Adobe Photo Shop, Windows Picture Viewer or something similar
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