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Checked into moving up to Vista. Since I have Windows 2000Pro, the Microsoft site says that I can't just upgrade, I have to do a complete install. Which to me means all my stuff goes bye bye. Is it possible to get around this by first upgrading...

I am very glad to have found this forum and do hope it helps me with Vista.

I installed Vista 32 Ultimate and will now be upgrading that machine with a new CPU (Core 2 Duo) - with the hardware upgrade I'd like to move to Vista 64 Ultimate but have been unable to find any information on if it is possible to install x64 Vista from Vista 32 so as to save my settings.
*I did check and have downloaded all my hardware 64bit signed drivers so that should make the move a bit less painful.

Another question I have is will XP 64bit drivers work with Vista 64bit?

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The Packard Bell Core 2 Duo PC I bought for my son came with media center os and an upgrade for vista when it became available. When I got the home premium upgrade it refused to allow me to keep the old os and forced a full install. As it didn't...

I ran Vista advisor on on my HP Pavillion M7480N, no major issues except for Norton 2006, which I had to uninstall and upgrade to Norton 2007. Install went well until final reboot which only shows the moving green bar at the bottom of a black...

You can't, the card is too slow. I would see about moving up to the 5500 or higher. You will need a card with at least 256mb.