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Microsoft M93-00411 Windows XP Media Center 2005 3-Pack

An OEM 3-pack of Windows XP Media Center 2005 for system builders deploying multimedia PCs.

$424.28*
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Overview

Microsoft Windows XP Media Center 2005 was designed to bring multimedia capabilities to the PC, integrating TV recording, music playback, photo management, and video viewing into a unified interface. This OEM 3-pack is specifically packaged for system builders who need to deploy the operating system across multiple custom-built machines, offering a lower per-unit cost compared to individual retail copies.

It is important to recognize that this is a legacy product. Microsoft ended all support for Windows XP in April 2014, meaning there are no security updates, no patches, and no technical assistance available. Modern software, web browsers, and hardware drivers largely do not support XP. This 3-pack is relevant only for maintaining or building systems with specific legacy requirements — such as industrial equipment, specialized software that only runs on XP, or retro computing projects. It should not be considered for any system that will connect to the internet or handle sensitive data.

Specifications

Brand
Microsoft
Model
M93-00411
Operating System
Windows XP Media Center 2005
License Type
OEM
Intended Use
System Builders
Pack Quantity
3

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Three OEM licenses in one package reduces per-unit cost for system builders
  • Media Center edition includes built-in TV tuner support and media playback features
  • Familiar Windows XP interface requires minimal end-user training

👎 Cons

  • Windows XP reached end of life in 2014 and receives no security patches
  • Marked as an old version with extremely limited modern software and driver compatibility
  • OEM licenses are tied to the hardware they are first installed on and cannot be transferred
  • No support for modern web browsers, security standards, or current peripherals

Frequently Asked Questions

This is an OEM license pack designed specifically for system builders who need to install Windows XP Media Center 2005 on multiple custom-built PCs.
No. OEM licenses are intended for fresh installations on newly built systems, not as upgrades for existing machines.
No. Windows XP reached end of life in April 2014 and no longer receives security updates or technical support from Microsoft.
The 3-pack includes licenses for three separate systems.

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