hello, you cant downgrade an operating system, if u insert the windows xp disk into your vista ultimate u will get this error message: Windows detects that you have inserted an older operating system into drive whatever, setup is cancelled. so u cant downgrade an operating system....sorry
No. Quite the opposite. The next version of Windows, Windows 7, will be based on Windows Vista with some performance and usability tweaks.
Windows Vista Ultimate $499 Windows XP Professional w/SP2 $429 Windows Vista Business $379 Windows Vista Home Premium $299 Windows Vista Home Basic $259 These prices are in Canadian Dollars...
If your computer had Windows XP on it and you upgraded to Vista, I heard you could call Microsoft and tell them how displeased you were with Vista and wish to downgrade back to XP. They will then deactivate your Vista Product Key and give you a XP product key, you will also have to have a Windows XP cd.
In order to find out if, "Rise of Nations" can be installed on a Windows Vista computer, check the back of the CD case, for the supported operating systems of "Rise of Nations."
Maybe it's because of compatibility issues with 64 bit windows vista. If your not running 64 bit vista than it won't work on vista at all. Go back to XP. It might work on Windows 7, and it would definitely work on windows XP Mode. But you have to have pro or ultimate to have XP Mode. Since 7 is much better than Vista, you should consider upgrading. Otherwise, go back to XP.
Different version of Windows use a different activation key. When you did the right thing by yourself in upgrading to Windows 7 that disabled you vista key. Even Microsoft has described Windows 7 as Vista with the bugs squashed. Most people who can have dumped Vista and enjoyed the change up to Windows 7. Contact Microsoft on how you can downgrade your operating system
There is a way to get back to the default Windows XP Vista themes. You do this by opening Start, and starting Control Panel. You then click on Personalization, select Theme, and then select "Windows Classic".
You cannot uninstall Windows Vista, but you can reinstall your previous operating system, which then replaces Windows Vista. To reinstall your old operating system, you must have the original installation disc. Back up your programs and files, insert the installation disc into your computer, and then reinstall the old operating system. To regain the hard disk space used by Windows Vista, reformat the disk during the reinstallation process. After reinstalling your previous operating system, reinstall your programs and files. You cannot uninstall Windows Vista. However, you can change the code that starts the operating system (often called the master boot code), and then remove Windows Vista from your multiboot system and return to Windows XP or Windows 2000. You will need your Windows Vista installation disc for this procedure. * Before you begin, back up your programs, files, and settings. Removing Windows Vista is an advanced procedure that could result in losing information stored on your computer. For information about backing up data, search Help and Support for "back up." # Insert the Windows Vista installation disc. # Click the Start button , click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. # Type [DVD drive letter]:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt52 ALL /force and then press ENTER. For example, if the DVD drive letter is F, type f:\boot\ bootsect.exe /nt52 ALL /force. # Eject the Windows Vista installation disc. # Restart your computer. Your computer will start in the previous version of Windows that you have installed. # Delete Windows Vista files and folders, such as the Program Files, Users, and Windows folders, manually. * You can also remove Windows Vista by reformatting the partition where it is installed, but do this only if that partition is not the boot partition. Reformatting the boot partition might make your computer unable to start. You can then install XP by using the onscreen instructions provided, via booting from the CD/DVD Guides to uninstalling Windows Vista taken from Windows Help and Support
You back up your files, and clear your hard drive. But then your computer won't turn on without a bootable CD.
Yes, you need to back-up your PC if you upgrade your computer, from Windows Vista to Windows 7. Anyway, the Windows 7 Release Candidate requires backing up your PC with a blank recordable disk, before you download, the Windows 7 Release Candidate because the Windows 7 Release Candidate, will be your temporary operating system, after you install the Windows 7 Release Candidate, via the Microsoft website, which is Microsoft.com.
All windows systems have back compatibility with previous versions of file systems.
first, see you got all of the recierments, maybe you don't have anoth space on your hard drive, OR you have a xp, not a vista(vista is recierd)