Can XP do ????

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Two basic questions.
1. Can XP home edition desktop join a domain?
2. Does XP home edition has built utility to write onto
my CDRW? Or should I buy third party software like Roxio?

Thanks.
 
XP Home is NOT designed to join domains, for that XP Pro is
designed to do so.

All versions of XP have a very basic CD-R function, for
CD-RW and DVD, Roxio is compatible with the XP default
program.

Buy a third party program, they're much easier to use and
have more functionality.


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message | Two basic questions.
| 1. Can XP home edition desktop join a domain?
| 2. Does XP home edition has built utility to write onto
| my CDRW? Or should I buy third party software like Roxio?
|
| Thanks.
 
Two basic questions.
1. Can XP home edition desktop join a domain?
2. Does XP home edition has built utility to write onto
my CDRW? Or should I buy third party software like Roxio?

Thanks.
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1) No but it can use domain resources in the same manner that a Win98 or
Win95 system uses them.

2) Yes/No. XP writes to CDRW but does not use packet writing. Instead it
does multi-session writing (same as CDR) and can totally erase the CD (only
difference in XP from its CDR writing). You'll probably want a third party
burning program to use CDRWs in a more convenient manner.
 
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