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I recently bought a new desktop computer for my home. It came with Windows XP
Home Edition with SP2 installed. I want to update it to Windows XP Pro. So I
went out and purchased a Windows XP Pro upgrade. This store didn't have any
copies with SP2 already, so I purchased it without, thinking I would go to
SP2 after I get it updates. When I got home, I tried to install Windows XP
Pro and I got a message that the files on the computer are newer and it won't
let me install Windows XP Pro.
The store won't return opened software, of course, and I don't want to waste
$200 by going somewhere else and buying another Windows XP Pro w/SP2 license.
Is there any way for me to take the contents of the original Windows XP Pro
CD and combine them with the contents of the SP2 and create a new Windows XP
Pro w/SP2 CD. I hope then that it will allow me to upgrade the Windows XP
Home Edition to Windows XP Pro.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Home Edition with SP2 installed. I want to update it to Windows XP Pro. So I
went out and purchased a Windows XP Pro upgrade. This store didn't have any
copies with SP2 already, so I purchased it without, thinking I would go to
SP2 after I get it updates. When I got home, I tried to install Windows XP
Pro and I got a message that the files on the computer are newer and it won't
let me install Windows XP Pro.
The store won't return opened software, of course, and I don't want to waste
$200 by going somewhere else and buying another Windows XP Pro w/SP2 license.
Is there any way for me to take the contents of the original Windows XP Pro
CD and combine them with the contents of the SP2 and create a new Windows XP
Pro w/SP2 CD. I hope then that it will allow me to upgrade the Windows XP
Home Edition to Windows XP Pro.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.