What's coming? Windows XP 64-bit

2005-09-01

Peter Morley

McAfee, UK

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

This article was prompted by the arrival of Windows XP 64-bit, early in June 2005. after deciding to install the new operating system, as normal, Peter Morley assumed that he would be able to use it in the way in which he was accustomed. How wrong could one be?

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