What Is The Difference Between Windows 2000 Professional And Windows Xp?

Windows 2000 Professional is the Windows operating system for business desktop and laptop systems. It is used to run software applications, connect to Internet and interact sites, and access files, printers, and network resources. It is built on Windows NT technology. It has easy-to-use interface. Windows 2000 Professional gives business users increased flexibility. Working with files and folders is easier than ever. Windows 2000, by default, saves all your files in on inconvenient place, My Documents folder on the desktop. Windows 2000, even keeps a list of your recently used for quick access later. Windows 2000 Professional is easier to manage for you and your local network administrator. You can easily add and remove programs and sort them by how often you use them. On a Windows 2000 network some programs even automatically install and repair themselves. It is a multi-tasking system.

                    A single user can run multiple programs at the same time. This means hundreds of people can use the computer at the same time, either over a network, the Internet, or on laptops/computers or terminals connected to the serial ports of those computers. Window XP IS the most popular version now a day. Window XP is a product of Microsoft Corporation. It was released in 2001. XP stands for experience. It is faster and more reliable operating system of Microsoft. It provides quicker startup, better performance and new visual look. Three versions of windows XP are Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Server.