[SOFTWARE] Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 64-Bit With Addons [980 MB]

ctc_upload | 55 points | Nov 22 2017 17:15:53

[SOFTWARE] Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 64-Bit With Addons [980 MB] | Megalinks MegaDB [SOFTWARE] Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 64-Bit With Addons [980 MB]

B64

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K: IVFZMGxLdkF1aHUwSElSNXFzdHh3M1E=

Contains the .iso & addons.

[-] GldRush98 | 19 points | Nov 22 2017 20:18:27

XP 64 bit? Pretty unusual OS flavor there. I only ever saw a handful of the x64 machines back in the day and they were always being used in specialized environments like running CAD software for big ass building plans and stuff like that.

Drivers for it were always a pain in the ass as they were so few and far between it seemed.

[-] dsatrbs | 3 points | Nov 22 2017 23:34:18

I used it when I got my first Athlon (thunderbird) processor...

Drivers weren't actually so bad from what I remember, unless maybe you were trying to get some odd peripheral connected.

[-] evoxbeck | 8 points | Nov 23 2017 01:37:25

Like my mouse and wireless adapter. Lol

[-] StillLoveCDs | 0 points | Nov 23 2017 04:23:51

yeah this was one of the 1st for 64, but it ran crappy. the 32bit is better lol. I loved XP, many Good years with that.

[-] deleuex | 3 points | Nov 22 2017 20:43:49

Thank you I will keep this on hand in case its ever needed, do you by chance have XP as a pre-service pack 1?

[-] CruJonesBeRad | 2 points | Nov 23 2017 05:16:35

For my education, why would you might want that?

[-] msc1 | 3 points | Nov 23 2017 14:10:30

off the top of my head (not sure, been too long) one software that is being used in a gated community, HVAC and building security systems must run on XP, WITHOUT the newer service packs. That happens when a stupid contractor buys the lowest bid. It would be absurdly expensive to upgrade it. It's air gapped, so why bother?

If you are asking the "why x64 tho" I'd ask the same question :)

[-] deleuex | 3 points | Nov 23 2017 20:23:17

Not hvac but similar reasoning I have a few desktop computers that manage water pump software (not connected to the internet) at a local Water district and something in service pack 1 and higher breaks it.

[-] dsatrbs | 1 points | Nov 23 2017 13:19:03

XP x64 was based on the Server 2003 SP1 codebase, there is no pre-SP.

[-] jatorres | 2 points | Nov 23 2017 01:11:38

Just let it die already.

[-] ExtraTerrestriaI | 13 points | Nov 23 2017 01:19:47

NEVER! FCKGW!

[-] generalecchi | 2 points | Nov 23 2017 01:59:54

WAOW

[-] Dkg010 | 2 points | Nov 23 2017 02:54:03

product key?

[-] StillLoveCDs | 1 points | Nov 23 2017 04:25:16

idk which version this is. but the pro, enterpise and such didnt require a key. Just install and go. But again, no idea which this one is.

[-] Cynicbats | 1 points | Nov 23 2017 18:37:31

Unless the add-ons have the code, yeah I need one too.

[-] Doip | 1 points | Nov 23 2017 01:52:31

Is this just plug and play or does it need a code? I have my OG disk but it needs a code

[-] Wintermutemancer | 1 points | Nov 23 2017 07:52:15

Are we really doing this? :) I mean, I'd go for the Corporate version myself.

[-] zyme_ | 1 points | Nov 30 2017 10:38:22

Honestly you're better off with windows server 2003, <em>(btw - they're almost the same so if your device has 2k3 64bit drivers it'll work on xp)</em> | Megalinks MegaDB (btw - they're almost the same so if your device has 2k3 64bit drivers it'll work on xp), but 2003 I think has/had longer patch support and is cross-compatible with XP software-wise, but more stable

(search for pirated copies of Windows 2003 "eXperience" edition for pre-modding for XP themes, full directx ported support from xp - etc).