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Misconception: Microsoft will stop supporting Windows XP in January, 2009.

Facts: Not true.

• Retail boxed sales of Windows XP ceased on June 30, 2008.
• As part of the Microsoft OEM agreement, all system builders will be allowed to continue to preload XP on new systems until January 31, 2009.
• Support for Windows XP will continued to be offered by Microsoft until April 8, 2014 as part of their Extended Support phase.
• Windows XP Pro is a business product which qualifies for Extended Support which includes security updates.
• WinXP SP3 and will likely be the final SP for XP.

How to Downgrade from Vista back to Windows XP

Windows Vista not for you? Do you want your old Windows XP back? Read below to learn how to DOWNgrade from Windows Vista back to Windows XP.

Before you start -- Customer Must:

• Purchase a PC preinstalled with Windows Vista Business or Ultimate (not Home version)
• Accept the Windows Vista License Terms
• Perform the downgrade yourself, or authorize an OEM to perform the downgrade for you.

Only certain OEM versions of Windows Vista include downgrade rights.

• Windows Vista Business or Windows Vista Ultimate include downgrade rights to:
  • Windows XP Professional, or
  • Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, or
  • Windows XP Professional x64 Edition

The Downgrade Process

Follow these steps to downgrade to a previous version of Windows:

1. Obtain genuine Windows XP Professional or Tablet PC Edition media and a corresponding product key.
   • The media should come from a prior legally licensed version from the OEM, Retail, or Volume Licensing channels.
2. Insert Windows XP Professional media in the CD drive and follow the installation instructions.
3. Enter the product key
   • If previously activated, the software will be unable to activate online. In this case, the appropriate local Activation Support phone number will be displayed. Call the Activation Support Line and explain the circumstances. Once it is determined that the end user has a valid Windows Vista Business or Windows Vista Ultimate license, the Customer Service Representative will help them activate their software.
4. Activate Windows XP software

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