I would be really impressed if anything ran in 128KB these days, much less 32KB. I think you mean MB, and the recommended minimum is 64MB.

>>>>Comparison Checklist for XP-Home vs. XP-Professional
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>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/choosing2.asp
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>That page claims that Pro is a superset of Home...so presumably you'd get the video editor in Pro as well? Whoopee.
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>Also, another source says 64KB is "supported", 128KB is "recommended", and that XP on 128K is faster than Win 2000 on 128K.
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>Let see...my Windows NT 4.0 server is running 32KB, I think.
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>The ability to log on confusion came from a sentence in David Chernicoff's column. in Windws 2000 Magazine, October issue: "Make sure you do't confuse the cheaper XP Home Edition with XP Pro; you won't be able to log on to your corporate domains with XP Home."