What's the newest refurbished laptop I can buy to run Windows xp on that has the drivers for Windows xp
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Windows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft and is now a Security risk to use online.
What's the newest refurbished laptop I can buy to run Windows xp on that has the drivers for Windows xp
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What's the newest refurbished laptop I can buy to run Windows xp on that has the drivers for Windows xp
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2019-01-20T04:32:15+00:00 Try a dell latitude D630, these are from the transition time between vista and xp so you should be able to find all drivers still on the dell website!
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2018-12-18T16:03:26+00:00 What are you planning to do?
If you simply prefer XP, you can get some of the feel of it by using a tool like Classic Shell.
If you need to run XP software, your best option would be to set up a virtual machine on a WIn 7 or 10 laptop. Basically, software that simulates a computer so you can run XP within the OS installed on your computer. It would also give you some of the security protection of the newer version of Windows.
But as Bill said, running XP itself is not a good idea these days. It isn't being updated, so it's defenseless against any new threats.