Downgrading from Vista to XP

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Kristel

I´ve got a serious problem also, with VISTA.. It just doesn´t work
properly... And I just found out that I can´t download Windows XP 2002 (I
have this edition CD) to the my Vista using PC, because it just doesn´t
support this. So, now i came here to find out any possibilities to downgrade
here from Vista to XP... But i didn´t find any helpful information. Maybe
somebody can help me to get my computer working again? Is it possible, what
should i do?

HEEEELPPPPP!
 
If your computer that is running Vista has not had XP drivers written for the
installed Hardware, you can't install XP.

If you want any problems solved, and questions answered here, you have to
post the questions properly.

"It just doesn't work properly" is NOT a question!

State the error messages, and what the software programs are, and the
hardware specs.
 
Kristel said:
I´ve got a serious problem also, with VISTA.. It just doesn´t work
properly...
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"It hurts when I do this." If you really want help, you'll have to be
more specific. Define "doesn't work properly." Be specific. I'm
afraid that no one can help if you don't provide at least a modicum of
pertinent information.

Help us help you:


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375

And I just found out that I can´t download Windows XP 2002 (I
have this edition CD) to the my Vista using PC, because it just doesn´t
support this. So, now i came here to find out any possibilities to downgrade
here from Vista to XP... But i didn´t find any helpful information. Maybe
somebody can help me to get my computer working again? Is it possible, what
should i do?
Click to expand...

If there are no WinXP-specific drivers available for the computer's
components, the you won't be able to get WinXP working properly. Period.


--

Bruce Chambers

Help us help you:


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375

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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ~Benjamin Franklin

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killed a great many philosophers.
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