Reply 40 of 41, by Kalle
Robbbert wrote on 2026-01-25, 20:43:Well, seeing that XP is so old and unsupported, there needs to be a program that simply removes the activation feature entirely, so that it "just works" all the time just like w2k and win9x.
Why? Just go for the corporate, after all that's XP Pro without all that activation stuff.
OM606 wrote on 2026-01-20, 16:32:Why not install the VL version with no activation required? I've been doing that since 2006 and never had to activate XP ever since.
OM606 wrote on 2026-01-20, 16:44:VL means Volume License. I't just a regular WinXP Pro with the only difference being the absence of everything related to the activation so you won't be bothered ever again with activation with this version. You can easily find the ISO on archive.org, amongst others. Actually, i never understood the reason for using anything other than XP Pro SP3 VL.
Ditto