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Asked by WoodrowA in Windows 7
I plan on going to Windows 7 this week. I think the Home Premium is adequate for my needs. I do not anticipate a need for XP Mode, though I do have one question.
I am an Independent Access Developer and on occasion I may visit the site of a client running a network with a dedicated file server. I understand there is some sort of advantage in having Windows Pro when connecting to a network, though how much of an advantage I can't really tell. Is it still possible to connect to a network using Home edition, but just not as convenient?
I am doing a complete and clean install this week, upgrading from XP. This is a pain, but needed. If I buy Home and decide to go to Pro later, will the transistion be easier?
Thank you
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