Portable Micro XP 0.82-Launch frm USB stick

Portable Micro XP 0.82[Launch from USB stick in side Windows]
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Description:

This is not a Live CD or USB image. It’s completely portable that you do not require a reboot or cd burning and just run directly from within your windows operating system.

It was created using one of the fastest and slimmest versions of xp ever created by eXperience which is Micro XP 0.82. It has all the benefits of xp sp3 with added patches and security add-ons.


How to run?

Just extract after download
browse through the directory created and click windowsxp.bat.


To transfer file(s):
Share any folder on your current os and also check the option to write files on it.
In the portable version of xp, open explorer and type in the addresss bar
\\10.0.2.2\”shared folder name” - (without quotes)


Some benefits:

1. test any software before you decide to install in your real os.
2. Virus proof as long as you disable folder sharing.
3. run any apps that runs only on xp(assuming you use vista as your primary os)

Tested on both XP Sp3 and Vista x64.


Download - www. megaftp. com/119260

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www. mediafire. com/?my2nqi2cmzw

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www. megaftp. com/119260

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Windows 8 Professional Edition

Windows 8 Professional Edition (Leaked Version) | 4.3GB


With Windows 7 poised like a racehorse huffing at the start gate, it's hard to imagine plans for the next version. However, if a leaked roadmap from the Italian Microsoft subsidiary is correct, consumers may see Windows 8 sometimes around 2012. Granted it's easy to doctor a roadmap image using Photoshop and what not, a new OS three years from now certainly isn't unlikely.

This blog points out the tilda next to the date, indicating that Microsoft isn't exactly locked on a 2012 deadline, giving the company some breathing room. "That tilda keeps things nice 'n loose for Microsoft's public deadline, but if Windows 7's development is exemplary of how future versions of Windows are to be developed, (2nd half of) 2012 could be considered a worst-case scenario for the delivery ofWindows 8 Server," the blog reads.

As pointed out by PC Games Hardware, Microsoft's chief of development Steven Sinofsky introduced a method of planning conservative release dates with Windows 7 to prevent another Windows Vista scenario. With that said, Microsoft may internally target an earlier release date with Windows 8.



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