The only reason I stopped using it was because I finally came to the same conclusion I reached originally, when XP went EOL that XP was really too much for the hardware on that particular machine, which runs far better with a lightweight Linux distro, like Puppy Linux. Just be aware that you do get re-directed 3 or 4 times before you reach the download itself. Don't take any notice of where it says 'Home' edition it's definitely the Pro version. I can personally guarantee that this works 100%, and has no hidden 'nasties', as I used it for over a year on an elderly Dell Inspiron laptop, which came with it originally. However since I received clarification from one of the BC staff here, a few days ago, that XP is now officially considered to be 'abandonware', and that links to any XP stuff on the web is now allowed, I think I'm quite safe in posting this link to a full ISO version of XP Professional, with SP3 ready-installed, the 'POS-ready' hack in place, and auto-activation built-in (no activation key required). As stated in the thread, they're legitimate copies of the original standalone Network Administrator install type, and were archived for many years on good-quality CDs. My post on the XP service packs is just that the Service Packs.
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