I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong, but if you mean can you upgrade from Home to Pro whilst retaining what you have on your hard drive, the answer's yes. I'm actually thinking about doing it myself, but I believe it's around £200 for the upgrade. 
I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong, but if you mean can you upgrade from Home to Pro whilst retaining what you have on your hard drive, the answer's yes. I'm actually thinking about doing it myself, but I believe it's around £200 for the upgrade.
The cost was a factor I had never considered when reading the numerous posts about a Home to Pro upgrade path.
I suspect that the majority don't incur the cost of actually buying a copy of XP Pro and "Somehow" circumvent this little problem.
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I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong, but if you mean can you upgrade from Home to Pro whilst retaining what you have on your hard drive, the answer's yes. I'm actually thinking about doing it myself, but I believe it's around £200 for the upgrade.
The cost was a factor I had never considered when reading the numerous posts about a Home to Pro upgrade path.
I suspect that the majority don't incur the cost of actually buying a copy of XP Pro and "Somehow" circumvent this little problem.
How can this be:smileyconfused:
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