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can i upgrade from windows xp home to windows xp pro without losing any info
or changing any settings? what I'm asking is, will everything stay the
same,settings,email,url history?tyvm
 
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Russ;
Yes, all data and settings should be safe.
Back-up important data just in case.

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"russ" <russ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> can i upgrade from windows xp home to windows xp pro without losing
> any info
> or changing any settings? what I'm asking is, will everything stay
> the
> same,settings,email,url history?tyvm
 
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russ wrote:
> can i upgrade from windows xp home to windows xp pro without losing
> any info or changing any settings? what I'm asking is, will
> everything stay the same,settings,email,url history?tyvm


WinXP is designed to install and upgrade the existing operating
system while simultaneously preserving your applications and data, and
translating as many personalized settings as possible. The process is
designed to be, and normally is, quite painless. That said, things
can go wrong, in a small number of cases. If your data is at all
important to you, back it up before proceeding.

The upgrade from WinXP Home to WinXP Pro, in particular, almost
always goes smoothly, as both operating systems use the same kernel.

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