Xp Home Vista Upgrade
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Download gta san andreas android apk dan data. When Vista came out, I checked the Update Advisor and it said I could upgrade from Windows XP Professional to Windows Vista Home Premium, so I bought the Upgrade version.
Attempting to upgrade XP Home. ISO file extracted directly to hard drive
because this computer does not have a DVD Drive. The installation 'hung'
after getting about 80% complete. No error messages. Just hung for over 8
hours. Rebooted PC and XP was reloaded automatically.
Hard drive: is 40 gig with only 1 partition.
PC: Dell Dimension 1.4GHZ Intel CPU 512 RAM
Any suggestions on how to determine what the problem is? The pre
installation check only reported one problem related to the network
adapater/driver.
because this computer does not have a DVD Drive. The installation 'hung'
after getting about 80% complete. No error messages. Just hung for over 8
hours. Rebooted PC and XP was reloaded automatically.
Hard drive: is 40 gig with only 1 partition.
PC: Dell Dimension 1.4GHZ Intel CPU 512 RAM
Any suggestions on how to determine what the problem is? The pre
installation check only reported one problem related to the network
adapater/driver.
Upgrade Vista Home Basic
I'm planning an XP Home>Vista Home Premium upgrade and I'd like to verify my
upgrade plan. I verified my PC meets Vista upgrade requirements.
XP is currently installed on C: with all other programs and My Documents
installed on E:
After I back up any IE and Outlook data, I want to format my C drive, make
my CD drive rebootable, insert the Vista upgrade, reboot, insert my XP CD to
verify I have a licensed version of XP, then install Vista to C from my CD
drive and re-install any programs, which I'll delete and reinstall on E.
Does it look like I've covered all the steps and is this an acceptable way
to upgrade to Vista? I want to accomplish a clean install.
Thank you
upgrade plan. I verified my PC meets Vista upgrade requirements.
XP is currently installed on C: with all other programs and My Documents
installed on E:
After I back up any IE and Outlook data, I want to format my C drive, make
my CD drive rebootable, insert the Vista upgrade, reboot, insert my XP CD to
verify I have a licensed version of XP, then install Vista to C from my CD
drive and re-install any programs, which I'll delete and reinstall on E.
Does it look like I've covered all the steps and is this an acceptable way
to upgrade to Vista? I want to accomplish a clean install.
Thank you