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Reply by jc364 on December 5, 2011 @jcasetnl Sorry, just saw your reply. Your sarcasm is noted. When I wrote the review, I was frustrated that I couldn't just download Media Center by itself. I was also frustrated by MS excluding XP support from its products for the sole purpose of pushing people to the new OS. However, it's unimportant. This review was almost 2 years ago, and people should definitely be looking for something else by now, even if it's not Windows.

Windows 7 is great, but people should go with Ubuntu if the upgrade is cost-prohibitive; desktop Linux has come a long ways, and the upgrades are free. Windows Xp Key Generator Mac. Also, I know it seems silly to expect that links to 'XP Media Center Edition' point to XP Media Center Edition and not something else.

Maybe it's CNET's problem, and they just need to take down this faulty download listing.