You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:40 PM on August 04, 2008

You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 9:31 AM on July 29, 2008

You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 12:00 PM on July 23, 2008

You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 4:02 PM on July 20, 2008

You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 2:12 PM on July 19, 2008

well Aryan,You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 8:25 PM on July 17, 2008

well Aryan,You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 2:32 PM on July 17, 2008

hi there

from nowhere u download windows xp, by installing it u want to buy the CD of windows xp from ur local market or from anywhere.
because this is a operating system and its memory of very large.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 12:38 PM on July 17, 2008

There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 7:09 PM on July 16, 2008

You can download Windows XP from somewhere, I'm fairly certain; you just can't do it legally.
And even if you did illegally download an image, you wouldn't have the thing you really need.
There's really only one solution.
•Purchase a copy of Windows XP.
Microsoft has not made Windows XP available for download, and in any case it certainly isn't free. You must purchase a copy, which typically means getting it at your local or on-line retailer.
Yes, I'm certain that there are various places where you can illegally download a copy of Windows XP and probably many other software packages. But the key there is "illegally". You would be stealing software almost exactly as if you walked in to the retail store and walked out with a boxed product hidden under your coat.

That's what software piracy is all about.

Now there is at least one additional complication if you were to illegally download an image of a Windows XP installation CD. That image does not include the product activation code or "product key". The product key is printed on the box. The box that you didn't purchase. Even with an image, without a product key you won't be able to install Windows XP.

Answered by Radhe Radhe , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:05 PM on July 16, 2008