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Sep 19, 2009

XP Extreme Se7en 2010 Pro SP3 x86 Genuine Multi-Language | 500 Mb only

"Supports ALL default Languages and Keybroads"
"Supports RAID/SATA drivers"

RELEASE NOTES:

Type..................OS

Source..............Windows XP Professional - RETAIL
Service Pack.....3
System.............x86 (32-Bit)
Release Name...Extreme Se7en 2010 Professional
File Name.........[WinXP] Extreme Se7en 2010 Professional [Final + SP3]
File Format......ISO
Year................2009
Serial key........NOT NEEDED
ISO Size..........554MB
RAR Size.........504MB

Recommended Spec:
Ram.............. 256MB
Hard Drive.... 10GB
DVD Drive......YES

INSTALL NOTES:
1. Unrar and burn ISO File with Nero/Alcohol/PowerISO
2. License key integrated.
3. fresh install only (NO UPGRADE}

Components Removed:

## Drivers ##
- Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
- Cameras and Camcorders
- Display Adapters
- Display Adapters (old)
- Ethernet (LAN)
- IBM PS/2 TrackPoint
- IBM ThinkPad
- ISDN
- Logitech WingMan
- Microsoft SideWinder
- Modems
- Multifunctional
- Portable Audio
- Printers
- Scanners
- SCSI/RAID
- Serial Pen Tablet
- Sony Jog Dial
- Sound Controllers
- Tape drives
- Toshiba DVD decoder card
- Wireless Ethernet (WLAN)
## Hardware Support ##
- ALI 1535 SMBus Host Controller
- ALI IDE Controller
- ATM Support
- Bluetooth Support
- Brother Devices
- CMD PCI IDE Controller
- CPU Transmeta Crusoe
- Firewire (1394) Support
- Firewire Network support
- Gravis Digital GamePort
- Infrared
- Iomega Zip drive
- Joystick Support
- Modem Support
- Multi-port serial adapters
- PCMCIA
- Ramdisk
- Smart Cards
- Sony Memory Stick
- Toshiba PCI IDE Controller
- VIA PCI IDE Controller
- Windows CE USB Host
## Multimedia ##
- AOL ART Image Format Support
- DirectX diagnostic tool
- Images and Backgrounds
- Mouse Cursors
- Movie Maker
- Old CDPlayer and Sound Recorder
- Tablet PC
## Network ##
- Client for Netware Networks
- Communication tools
- Comtrol Test Terminal Program
- Connection Manager
- FrontPage Extensions
- Internet Information Services (IIS)
- NetShell Cmd-Tool
- Network Diagnostic
- Network Monitor Driver and Tools
- NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Protocol
- Synchronization Manager
- Vector Graphics Rendering (VML)
## Operating System Options ##
- .NET Framework
- Administrative Templates
- Administrator VB scripts
- Application compatibility patch
- Auditing Resource Dlls
- Blaster/Nachi removal tool
- Certificate Management
- Command-line tools
- Disk and Profile Quota
- Document Templates
- DR Watson
- Extensible Storage Engine (Esent97)
- File System Encryption
- Help and Support
- IExpress Wizard
- Manual Install and Upgrade
- MS Agent
- MS XML 2.0
- Out of Box Experience (OOBE)
- Remote Installation Services (RIS)
- Search Assistant
- Security Center
- Service Pack Messages
- Symbolic Debugger (NTSD)
- Tour
- Web View
## Services ##
- Alerter
- Application Layer Gateway
- Automatic Updates
- Beep Driver
- Distributed Link Tracking Client
- Error Reporting
- Fax Service
- IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service
- Internet Authentication (IAS)
- IPSEC Policy Agent
- Message Queuing (MSMQ)
- Network Location Awareness (NLA)
- Network Provisioning
- Performance Logs and Alerts
- QoS RSVP
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- Remote Registry
- Route Listening Service
- RPC Locator
- Secondary Logon
- Service Advertising Protocol
- Simple TCP/IP Services
- Task Scheduler
- TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
- Telnet
- Terminal Services
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
- Volume Shadow Copy
- WebClient

Intergated:
Adobe Flash Player
- Foxit Reader 2
- CCleaner 2
- Google Chrome
- Firefox 3.5
- Internet Explorer 7
- .NET Framework (ALL-IN-ONE)
- VLC Player
- WinRAR 3
- Windows Media Player 11 (WMP12 EDITION)

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