Toshiba satellite 2065cds is this upgradeable to windows xp?
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This computer can be upgradable to Windows XP if and only you change your RAM to 256mb and have a hard drive of 40GB.In USA this takes up a lot of money.I got the job done just for $40.
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you should be able to, Im not sure if they will have an upgrade disk.
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Not if the current XP laptop had XP installed at the factory.\n\nIf you have the installation disk for Windows XP (note: NOT the recovery disk for the current XP laptop), then sure, you can install XP on the ME laptop.\n\nOtherwise, you'll have to buy (unless you have some other means of acquiring...) an upgrade to XP CD (which is not as expensive as the full installation CD).
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Hi,\n\nHere is a step by step guide that will help you out with installing windows Xp.
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the key code for the original xp is on a sticker oin the computer, it is an OEM code, it only works withthe Dell recovery cd or XP cd that came with it, istalling bootleg XP is against the law, Dell will send you to microsoft who will offer to sell you a valid code
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Indeed it can, with limited functionality.  You will need the ability to boot from a flash drive, Bart PE Builder (freeware) and you will be able to install Windows XP on the flash drive along with other software, if you have space.  It's a fairly complicated process so for the sake of ease I am including the link, http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/09/09/windows_in_your_pocket/index.html
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If XP doesn't work I would try Win98. If you really want 95, look at ebay I am sure you can get a copy for $5 or so.\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/1-DAY-ONLY-Full-Inst-Windows-95-Win-OS-operating-system_W0QQitemZ7233443216QQcategoryZ41883QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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If you feed the XP disk in while you have your Windows 2000 opened, it will ask you or have an option for you to choose upgrade.\nThen follow the prompt and questions to continue.
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you can't, you must purchase the XP OS
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You can download boot disks here:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/310994\n\n5.1.2600 is the version number of Windows XP, everyone.
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YIKES!!!!!!!!!! Don't perform an upgrade on that system!! Always perform a clean installation of Windows XP so that you can use NTFS. Also, as was stated earlier, you really don't want to install XP on anything less than 256megs of memory or it will move slow as pond water.
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Buy a legal copy of Windows XP.
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Put the xp cd in and boot from the cd. Choose clean install. When it is finished you will be able to use xp normally
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Does the other PC has got the same hardware configuration?? Is so...then U can use ghosting to copy an image of the old and then drop it on the new one! \nElse....Do u have the Product key from the original XP cd...if so...just get a hold of a XP media cd!\nHope this helps!
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Equip Your HD To ur Computer. Have Ur XP Install CD In Your CD/DVD Rom Drive. Follow The Installation Instructions As They Pop Up.
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Yes, it is possible. There are software out there that will "clone" your harddrive, including the OS and applications and data. Even when drive capacities don't match software can compansate for it (e.g., you can transfer to a larger drive without problems). I have used one such software (click on the source link below), but I encourage you to look at other software as well.\n\nKeep in mind you may trigger Windows XPs built-in validation check by changing hardware. However, this is not a problem, even in the worst case scenario you may simply go to a web site or make a phone call to re-validate Windows XP.
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No.\nYou may trash your windows xp install if you try to install 2000\n\nYou could however format everything, install 98, then install 2000, then install XP. All on one drive if you want. You just cant install previous operating systems\n\nAlternatively, if you have enough RAM and a copy of Virtual PC or VMware you can install 98 or 2000 as a virtual operating system.\n\nGood luck.