VOT: A+

[Trent Shipley]

Right now the lab system has Vista on it.


What evil consequences will befall me if I get the OEM version of XP? 
It is about $100 less than the generic XP shrink wrapped box.



Technomage wrote:

> they are still available at a lot of places:
> amazon.com still has a few XP pro disks in stock
> I purchased mine via a cheap online outlet (forgot the name) and got the 
> SP2 disk free.
> ran me like $65.00 plus postage.
>
> 9software.com is a good place to look as well (found it via google shopping)
>
> I suspect that finding win2k pro is going to be a bit harder as its been 
> 10+ years since its manufacture date and at least
> 5 years since the EOL'ed it.
>
> Trent Shipley wrote:
>   
>> (VOT -- very off topic)
>>
>> WARNING: MS Windows
>>
>>
>> I am taking an A+ class at Rio Salado community college.  It covers the
>> 2006 A+ exams which are all about the XP.
>>
>>
>> I have a Vista computer I can use for tear down/rebuild.  I'd like to
>> multi-boot to Vista, XP Pro, and Windows 2000 Pro, although losing Vista
>> would be fine.  Where can I get  licensed copies of XP Pro and 2000
>> Pro?  How do I get the think to multi-boot?
>>
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