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tony parry
I'm no computer expert, but my experience of Vista has been faultless!
I downloaded the 32 bit version using the recommended Download Manager- it
worked faullessly.
I created a 100Gb partion on my existing XP 400 SATA Drive.I then burned the
ISO image to DVD using Nero 6 - it worked faultlessly.
From within XP I loaded up the Vista disc in my DVD drive, XP recognised it
and from within XP up came a setup screen. I didn't have to go into the
BIOS to tell the PC to boot from the Vista DVD . I selected INSTALL & told
Vista to install to this new partion, I then set back and watched the Mexico
v Iran World Cup match, because that is how long it took to install & set up
Vista. There was no error messages no crashes no freezes and my only
involvement was on the final reboot to select " earlier version of windows "
( XP ) or " Normal Windows".
I am now typing this vis the VISTA OS and it looks great!
Tony P
I downloaded the 32 bit version using the recommended Download Manager- it
worked faullessly.
I created a 100Gb partion on my existing XP 400 SATA Drive.I then burned the
ISO image to DVD using Nero 6 - it worked faultlessly.
From within XP I loaded up the Vista disc in my DVD drive, XP recognised it
and from within XP up came a setup screen. I didn't have to go into the
BIOS to tell the PC to boot from the Vista DVD . I selected INSTALL & told
Vista to install to this new partion, I then set back and watched the Mexico
v Iran World Cup match, because that is how long it took to install & set up
Vista. There was no error messages no crashes no freezes and my only
involvement was on the final reboot to select " earlier version of windows "
( XP ) or " Normal Windows".
I am now typing this vis the VISTA OS and it looks great!
Tony P