MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 PROFESSIONAL CD Unsealed w/ Product Key & Floppy Disk
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Manufacturer description
This product is a Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional CD that is unsealed and includes a product key as well as a high encryption floppy disk. It is a retail license category operating system designed for Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional. The CD is in English language and is a single unit sold by Microsoft. Perfect for those looking to install or upgrade their operating system to Windows 2000 Professional.
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Full Specifications
| edition | Retail |
|---|---|
| includes | Product Key,Floppy Disk |
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