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i recently was given permission to use a media center disc to install , with a legal serial #. but made a mistake, and used my regular professional version serial #. the installation didnt fail, it just installed pro, even with a media center disc. i reformatted and no longer have the media center disc, but i have a professional disc, and a home serial, will the same thing happen and will i get a copy of home out of the professional disc?
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wow, i didnt know that windows cds contained other versions of it. I would just say to try installing ur xp pro disc on a partition so that if it doesnt work ur not completely screwed. Then if it doesnt, try to get ur hands on an XP Home disc.
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I don't think the same will happen with the Windows Pro CD.
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Serial keys should only work with the version specified. If you installed XP Pro then the disk was XP Pro not media center. Last I checked each key is specific to each OS, so no, you probably would not get Home Edition out of a pro disk by putting in a Home Edition key.
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