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What is the Procedure to install vista on XP?

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Hi


Can anyone tell me please how i can install vista on Xp.


Thanks.
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Re: What is the Procedure to install vista on XP?

Stick the disk in and follow what it says on screen.
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Re: What is the Procedure to install vista on XP?

You really need to be more clear on this question, I'm assuming you mean to upgrade from XP to vista but the way you worded it could just as easily mean installing Vista in a virtual environment under XP.

If you want to upgrade then rik is right, insert the Vista disk and follow the onscreen instructions. Be sure to choose the "upgrade" option because any other is likely to erase all your data.
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Re: What is the Procedure to install vista on XP?

agree with all above post!
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918884
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Watch this Video . Follow the instructions ! You can upgrade XP to Vista .
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Re: What is the Procedure to install vista on XP?

look this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918884 but vista not goos .i hope you can wait win 7 lol
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