Windows XP Home Edition "Enhanced" version...

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Does anyone know if there is really such a thing? I only use Pro here in our
environment (working on a domain in a corporate setting) and a hardware
vendor is trying to tell my salesman (who needs a notebook PC) that it will
do 'everything he needs it to do'. I already printed out the comparison sheet
and know XP Pro is what he needs, but they claim this "enhanced" version will
work the same. (I know, sounds like a line of u-know-what, but I had to ask!)
 
Melissa;
Ask the vendor what is the source for Enhanced Windows XP Home?
Also ask how it was enhanced?
These should be easy answers for a legitimate vendor.
 
Melissa said:
Does anyone know if there is really such a thing? I only use Pro here
in our environment (working on a domain in a corporate setting) and a
hardware vendor is trying to tell my salesman (who needs a notebook
PC) that it will do 'everything he needs it to do'. I already printed
out the comparison sheet and know XP Pro is what he needs, but they
claim this "enhanced" version will work the same. (I know, sounds
like a line of u-know-what, but I had to ask!)


It's "u-know-what." There's no such thing.
 
Ask the salesman if he will give you a written "double your money back"
guarantee in the case the system won't join a domain. Once you have that
in hand, you will be able to use HIS money to purchase the system you need.
 
Now there's an idea! I'll tell my salesman that. I hate it when these guys
think they HAVE A CLUE as to what they are doing. They SELL, I PURCHASE. I
know what works with the network, they just know what is cheapest...

My guess is that it is just "Enhanced" as in it already has SP2. (Big, fat,
hairy deal...if I may quote Garfield...I can get it too. For free.)
 
Does anyone know if there is really such a thing? I only use Pro here in our
environment (working on a domain in a corporate setting) and a hardware
vendor is trying to tell my salesman (who needs a notebook PC) that it will
do 'everything he needs it to do'. I already printed out the comparison sheet
and know XP Pro is what he needs, but they claim this "enhanced" version will
work the same. (I know, sounds like a line of u-know-what, but I had to ask!)

XP Home -- can not join a domain

XP Pro -- can join a domain

XP Media Center Edition -- Can not join a domain (although people state that
during initial set up, you can join a domain????)


'Enhanced" Home edition -- does not truly exist -- Seems to good to be true!
 
Melissa said:
Does anyone know if there is really such a thing?

There isn't.

I only use Pro here in our
environment (working on a domain in a corporate setting) and a hardware
vendor is trying to tell my salesman (who needs a notebook PC) that it will
do 'everything he needs it to do'.


That's rather worrisome. You'd think that a salesman would know better
than to trust another salesman's claims, particularly in regards to
technical issues.




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