W
Will
Pretty balanced presentation of what to keep in mind when installing Vista.
However in the article they forgot one thing
In the description of the different versions of Vista, it says Vista
ultimate has Media center this is also the case for home premium, Home
premium also has Media center
However in the article they forgot one thing
In the description of the different versions of Vista, it says Vista
ultimate has Media center this is also the case for home premium, Home
premium also has Media center
T
Tim Draper
is there a noticable difference between home premium and business? i
dunno.... ability todo software raid-levels (like in XPpro) etc?
i also presume each higher product comes with the same features than the
lower product? (eg, business has the home premium+home basic features)
dunno.... ability todo software raid-levels (like in XPpro) etc?
i also presume each higher product comes with the same features than the
lower product? (eg, business has the home premium+home basic features)
X
xfile
Hi,
Courtesy of another poster, refer to this:
http://support.teloep.org/vistaver.htm
As for the second question, not exactly, and as far as I know, Business
version does not come with media center which is a major disappointment.
Hope this helps.
Courtesy of another poster, refer to this:
http://support.teloep.org/vistaver.htm
As for the second question, not exactly, and as far as I know, Business
version does not come with media center which is a major disappointment.
Hope this helps.
L
Lang Murphy
Not THE Tim Draper...
Lang
Lang
Tim Draper said:
B
Barry Watzman
Yes, there are some significant differences between Home Premium and
Business. And, interestingly, you cannot automatically assume that all
features that are present in lower editions are also present in higher
editions.
For example, Business, which is generally a higher edition than Home
Premium, does not have media center, which Home Premium does have. But
Home Premium does not have remote control or domain networking.
It really, truly is the case that if you want "everything", you just
have to buy Ultimate.
Business. And, interestingly, you cannot automatically assume that all
features that are present in lower editions are also present in higher
editions.
For example, Business, which is generally a higher edition than Home
Premium, does not have media center, which Home Premium does have. But
Home Premium does not have remote control or domain networking.
It really, truly is the case that if you want "everything", you just
have to buy Ultimate.
B
Barry Watzman
That is the best comparison of the Windows Vista Editions that I have seen.
T
Tim Draper
Lang said:
come again? .... almost asif u know me.....do you :S
tim
L
Lang Murphy
I work with a Tim Draper. I can only assume you and he are not the same
guy... glad to make your acquaintence, though...
Lang
guy... glad to make your acquaintence, though...
Lang
T
Tim Draper
na, thats not me. for 1 im not currently working, and know no guy called
the lang murphy
i almost got excited i knew some1 here!
tim
the lang murphy
i almost got excited i knew some1 here!
tim