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Is Windows XP Home Edition the best choice for you? Ask yourself these five questions.
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Do you want to share your computer with other members of your household? Windows XP Home Edition allows you to set up personal accounts for each member of your family on the same computer. Each of you can set up Windows just the way you like it, easily switch between accounts, and retain everybody's personal settings. Each of your personal accounts can be protected with a password. |
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Do you want to play advanced games or use programs that require high screen resolution? Windows XP Home Edition gives you greater control of your screen resolution settings and increased color quality to view images in greater detail. |
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Do you want to set up a network for your home or small business? Windows XP Home Edition allows you to set up a network for your home or small business. You can then share files and folders, printers, and Internet connections. You can receive Remote Assistance, as well as set up Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) connections. |
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Do you want to multi-task on your home computer? Windows XP Home Edition allows you to run as many programs and open as many windows as you wish (and your system supports). |
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Do you want maximum control to set up and personalize Windows by changing your color schemes, themes, locales, and security settings? Windows XP Home Edition allows you to fully configure your Windows theme settings, color scheme, icon and font size, locale, and many security settings. |
If you answered "yes" to one or more of the questions above, Windows XP Home Edition  is the right operating system for you. |
