The Complete Guide to Windows XP Pro

Windows logo Windows XP Pro is an operating system created by Microsoft. It was released in 2001, and is one of three main versions of Windows XP, the other two being Windows XP Home and Windows XP Media Center. The Pro version is aimed at the business market, and includes the ability to join a domain, provides more intricate security settings, a version for 64 bit CPUs and additional networking functionality.

Windows XP SP3 was released in 2008, and will be supported by Microsoft until April 2014.

This guide provides a wealth of tips and tricks to help you use Windows XP Pro.

Lockdown Windows XP Pro with the Group Policy Editor

This short guide will tell you how to use the Windows XP Professional Group Policy Editor to lock down a PC. This will allow you to set custom wallpaper, prevent users from saving to...

Virtual Private Networks in Business Environments: Windows XP

Virtual Private Networks use protocols to tunnel data from a client computer to a host computer by encrypting it. Windows XP Professional is one of Microsoft's most stable operating...

Lockdown Windows XP Pro with the Group Policy Editor

This short guide will tell you how to use the Windows XP Professional Group Policy Editor to lock down a PC. This will allow you to set custom wallpaper, prevent users from saving to the desktop, and more...

Learn about the Memory Limits of Windows XP x64

Unlike the annoying memory limits of Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 can address far more memory than previous versions of the operating system. Just how much RAM can be added to the...

Backup Tips - How to Make a Quick Install Image of Windows XP

Troublesome viruses and firewall breaches, corrupt installations - all of these things can lead to a reintallation of your operating system, often a long drawn out process. What if you could speed it up...

Windows Backup and Storage Guide

Choosing which option to backup your Windows-based system is a difficult one. Having some information concerning the capabilities of some of the available solutions will make it easier to make an informed...

Recovering a Lost User Profile in Windows XP

When you first log on to Windows, it creates a profile for you in a folder. If you ever lose the Full Control permission for this folder, you may find that your files are missing or face various other...

How to Use Windows XP's Backup Tool

If you are using Windows XP, you do not need to spend a lot of money for your back-up needs. XP has a very nice tool that nobody seems to notice. In this article, we take a look at...

Learn about the Memory Limits of Windows XP x64

Unlike the annoying memory limits of Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 can address far more memory than previous versions of the operating system. Just how much RAM...