What is the major difference between windows 2000 and windows xp?

XPis a newer version of 2000 and is more mutimedia %26amp; plug and play oriented - they are both babies of NT. One interesting bit of trivia though, under most circumstances Windows 2000 is faster than Windows XP.

What is the major difference between windows 2000 and windows xp?ie tab

1-the interface has been changed

2-the load fills has been changed

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http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/arti...
Check major differences here:-

http://download.microsoft.com/download/7...

Sorry I can't write them here.
microsoft xp is alot easier to use, has alot more auto functionality, you don't have to reboot as much when u load new software for it to work, and it has drivers that it will use for hardware, those are just the simple differences
Windows XP supports NTFS and FAT file system

Windows 2000 extends only upto FAT16 and FAT32 file systems

Windows XP has graphic additions with inbuilt features

Windows 2000 has only standard features that are improvements of windows 98

Windows XP supports Office 2000 and Office XP

Windows 2000 supports only Office 2000
Generally, there is no (Obviously seeable) difference in Windows 2000 and Windows XP as Windows XP, is say, an improved Windows 2000. Usually those changes are only made so that non professional computer users can easily use XP more.

However, there are some code changes in XP that could make certain programs that are working in Windows 2000 to be not working in Windows XP and vice versa as well.

Another poster here has posted that Windows 2000 doesnot support NTFS and doesn't support Office XP. These are both lies. Windows 2000 is actually the second Windows OS what natively supports NTFS (The first is Windows NT). Also, Office XP has not yet been locked to be only usable on XP when it was released.
there was a bigger difference between windows 98 and 98se!