Answer / immanuel

Windows 2000 benefits :

Windows 2000 has lower system requirements, and has a
simpler interface (no "Styles" to mess with).
Windows 2000 is slightly less expensive, and has no product
activation.
Windows 2000 has been out for a while, and most of the
common problems and security holes have been uncovered and
fixed.
Third-party software and hardware products that aren't yet
XP-compatible may be compatible with Windows 2000; check
the manufacturers of your devices and applications for XP
support before you upgrade.


Windows XP benefits :

Windows XP is somewhat faster than Windows 2000, assuming
you have a fast processor and tons of memory (although it
will run fine with a 300Mhz Pentium II and 128MB of RAM).
The new Windows XP interface is more cheerful and colorful
than earlier versions, although the less-cartoony "Classic"
interface can still be used if desired.
Windows XP has more bells and whistles, such as the Windows
Movie Maker, built-in CD writer support, the Internet
Connection Firewall, and Remote Desktop Connection.
Windows XP has better support for games and comes with more
games than Windows 2000.
Windows XP is the latest OS - if you don't upgrade now,
you'll probably end up migrating to XP eventually anyway,
and we mere mortals can only take so many OS upgrades.
Manufacturers of existing hardware and software products
are more likely to add Windows XP compatibility now than
Windows 2000 compatibility.

Answer / kaustubh

1. Windows XP has drivers roll back facility which is not
in 2k
2. Windows XP has remote desktop facility.
3. XP includes more drivers.
4. XP has more graphics support.
5. We can uninstall XP if upgraded
6. When cd/dvd inserted in to drive XP automatically
detects the application is to be used.
7. The Network Bridge feature of ICS was introduced with
Windows XP. It is not available in earlier versions of
Windows.
8. Windows XP has more bells and whistles, such as the
Windows
Movie Maker, built-in CD writer support, the Internet
Connection Firewall, and Remote Desktop Connection

Answer / m haja bahurudeen

Windows XP Advantage

1. System Restore
2. Windows Firewall
3. Remote desktop
4. Remote Assistance
5. Roaming user profile
6. File and Folder security

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

Windows XP is an operating System wherein whenever any hdd
is installed it will automatically install hardware device
drivers we can say it is plug and play.

Where as windows 2000 is based on NT platform and when a hd
ware device is installed one had do manually install device
drivers.

Answer / siva0111

Windows 2000 is user(home) based OS. XP versed with
user(home) and clent(business) based OS.

Answer / bharghavasrinivas

Windows 2000 Has Some Securities and in Xp we cant give
some securities

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