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Upgrading to Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition: Anomalies and Recommended Solutions for Compaq Commercial Desktop Computers

Overview To enhance the experience of home computer users, Microsoft launched Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me) in September of 2000. This operating system provides enhancements geared towards improving functionality in the areas of PC health, digital media, home networking, and the online experience. The focus of Windows Me is on the home user. Windows Me is not supported on our standard commercial products. This white paper provides known anomalies and recommended solutions after upgrading Microsoft Windows Me on Compaq Deskpro EP Series, Deskpro EP/SB Series, Deskpro EN Series, Deskpro EN SFF Series, Deskpro EC Series, Deskpro EX Series, Deskpro EXS Series, iPAQ, and iPAQ Legacy-Free Computers.

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Publisher	Hewlett Packard	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	October 2000	Downloads	71
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows 3.1 - 95 - 98 - Me, Desktop Systems - PCs, Upgrades and Migration

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