I have a 32 Bit Version of XP Pro, When I try to upgrade, to the 64 Bit Vista Version, I'm getting a "Windows is unable to find a system volume that meets criteria for installation"
I had a search around for an answer but cant seem to find the thing i want, Sorry in advance if it is already out there somewhere but...
I want to get Vista, Ive run the "Windows Upgrade Advisor" and it says i am able to "Upgrade" to Vista, But i dont understand the 2 copys that around out, "Full Version" and "Upgrade" - Can i buy an upgrade copy to upgrade from XP? or do i need the Full Version?
Thanks in Advance,
Tom.
I heard vista has been having a lot of trouble, and for now it is better to stick with XP until Vista gets its kinks worked out.
I'm going to get Vista by mail (my machine came with xp with free upgrade) and I am wondering if I could partition my hard drive when I install Vista. I'm not ready to make the switch yet, but would like to experiment with Vista when I get it. Could...
How hard will it be to upgrade from my 32 bit vesion to the 64 bit version. Someone at the office today said that will will need to have XP-64 to upgrade to 64 bit version. I choose not to believe anything till i get a little more data, wihich is why I am asking the question.
Can you "upgrade" to 64bit Vista from a 32bit Windows OS?
Looking foward to your input, thanks
Mike
Ok i have already scanned my computer and can run Windows Vista Premium/Ultimate and the Aero functionality.
The question i have is i am running windows XP Medie Center Edition 2002 and im wondering if i need to buy the upgrade version of Vista or a regular version. Please someone has to know this and i cant find the answer anywhere i have looked.
Also i would like to do the family discount with the Ultimate Upgrade. So i would buy the Ultimate upgrade for about 260$ depending on where i bought it. then i would get it onto my 2nd XP home computer to upgrade to Home Premium ??? correct?
