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Line 3: Microsoft's intent is to provide a thin-client operating system that will provide basic computing services on older hardware, while retaining much of the modern core technology in [[Windows XP Service Pack 2]], such as [[Windows Firewall]], [[Group Policy]], Automatic Updates, and other management services. Users would typically make use of line-of-business applications that are hosted on a remote server using Remote Desktop. This version of Windows will not support [[802.11\|wireless networks]], [[dial-up access\|dial-up]], or [[Virtual private networks\|VPN]] connections, but it will support operating as a [[Diskless workstation\|diskless workstation]] and remote booting. WinFLP is not intended to be a general-purpose operating system, and as such will not be made available through retail or OEM channels. Microsoft sees WinFLP as an inexpensive upgrade option for corporations that have a number of Windows 9x computers, but won't invest in new hardware to support a full operating system. It will be made available to [[Microsoft Software Assurance\|Software Assurance]] customers. == Minimum System Requirements ==

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