Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 2

Windows Xp Home

Strengths: Awesomwe Program

Weakness: NONE

I ordered Windows Xp Home when my computer crached with ME Edition. The cost compared to Office Depot was 1/4 of what I would have paid and this fixed my computer. It allows different users and user levels which I like with kids.

By anonymous; - Sep 4, 2005

all is well!

Strengths: great price; OS installed easily; MS validation was no problem; the item is as advertised.

Weakness: it could have been for free, but bill gates has a mortgage, too.

i was apprehensive of the seller having bogus cd's, but the OS is up and running and there have been no problems. i think i may buy another for this price, because i love to be creative with computers, hence the nickname Crash!

By djk2450 - Mar 22, 2006

Windows XP Home Edition w/ SP2 (Full Product).

Strengths: Works

Weakness: expensive

I think that XP home is a very good value because there are alot more options than either linux or mac. It is also the easiest version of windows yet.

By gesnerm - Mar 8, 2006

Good Seller

Strengths: Low Cost of Software and received package in good time.

Weakness: See comments

Software worked fine. Was worried in the beginning since it looked as if the Windows Certification Sticker had been reattached to the software. It did activate and register fine. No problems so far.

By Celtic05 - Aug 29, 2007

Windows for my Mac

Strengths: With Boot Camp it loaded easily. Product as expected.

Weakness: Windows is by its nature not as easily navigated as other operating systems, but the XP is fine for what it is.

I bought this to load onto my Macbook with intel. As soon as it came available via Boot Camp (free download from Apple) I looked for the cheapest version of Windows I could buy. THis version, OEM, with some sort of branding on the disc and without any "box" turned out to be just fine for the task. Following the Boot Camp instructions I loaded the OS onto my Mac and so far so good. This will...
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I bought this to load onto my Macbook with intel. As soon as it came available via Boot Camp (free download from Apple) I looked for the cheapest version of Windows I could buy. THis version, OEM, with some sort of branding on the disc and without any "box" turned out to be just fine for the task. Following the Boot Camp instructions I loaded the OS onto my Mac and so far so good. This will enable me to use those few applications whose authors were unable to write a version for Macs. So, for those Macusers with the new Macbook Pro who wish to add Windows as an alternative OS, this version worked for me.

By pmbooks - Apr 14, 2006