Post by wadmodderpudu on Jan 28, 2020 15:21:56 GMT
Alot of you guy may have or may have not heard about this version of Windows XP called Starter Edition. It is based on Windows XP Home Edition with a unique twist. It was mostly designed for emerging markets and countries that sometimes had rampant software piracy as a low-cost version of Windows XP. Some limitations have also been introduced specially for this version of Windows XP: such as only allowing 3 programs open at a time, removal of desktop theme support, 512 MB RAM limit, 120 GB disk size limit, & a 1024x768 screen resolution limit.
Starter Edition was released in the following countries according to the Wikipedia page on Windows XP editions: Thailand, Vietnam, Turkey, Indonesia, India, Philippines, Russia, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Mexico, Ecuador, Uruguay, Malaysia, and Venezuela.
Some of these releases included country-specific desktop wallpapers & screensavers included with those releases from those countries.
While many of these can easily be found on some abandonware websites such as Internet Archive or videos on YouTube (with links to Dropbox, MediaFire, Google Drive, OneDrive, & most commonly Mega.nz), the others either are rare or are hard to find, and as such do not exist or haven't been uploaded in .iso format.
If anybody has these releases or if they ever pop up on Ebay and/or Amazon, let me know, as many of these foreign releases of Windows XP Starter Edition are rare and hard to find.
Starter Edition was released in the following countries according to the Wikipedia page on Windows XP editions: Thailand, Vietnam, Turkey, Indonesia, India, Philippines, Russia, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Mexico, Ecuador, Uruguay, Malaysia, and Venezuela.
Some of these releases included country-specific desktop wallpapers & screensavers included with those releases from those countries.
While many of these can easily be found on some abandonware websites such as Internet Archive or videos on YouTube (with links to Dropbox, MediaFire, Google Drive, OneDrive, & most commonly Mega.nz), the others either are rare or are hard to find, and as such do not exist or haven't been uploaded in .iso format.
If anybody has these releases or if they ever pop up on Ebay and/or Amazon, let me know, as many of these foreign releases of Windows XP Starter Edition are rare and hard to find.
