Technically, any computer that meets the minimum requirements is "Vista-capable". In reality, you may find the listed requirements too conservative to run Vista at an acceptable level.
Intel Pentium III or compatible @ 800 MHz
512 MB RAM
20 GB hard drive (Vista needs 15 for itself)
DirectX 9 compatible video card (actually, any video card that supports VESA will work)
On my '87 Vista, the computer is under the driver's seat.
depends on the computer there is a vist upgrade advisor on the Microsoft webpage here is the webpage: http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/upgrade-advisor.aspx and that will tell you if your computer is capable of whatever OS of vista you can run
Answering "Why does your computer keep changing the screen resolution in vista?"
yes
start>computer(right side in the middle)
You cannot run Vista (or an other operating system) on a computer that has no processor.
There really is no benefit in using or having Windows Vista on your personal or business computer.
It is just called Computer in Vista and it is located on the right side of the Start Menu under Recent Items.
A USB stick will not do anything towards speeding up your computer or Vista.
"Vista XP" is not a computer type. Vista and XP are both previous versions of the Windows operating system. The current version of Windows is Windows 8.1.
You should buy an upgrade version of Windows Vista however your computer if running XP is likely not to be powerful enough to run windows vista. You should run Microsoft Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor before upgrading as this will show you any problems your computer may have running Vista.
Yes, it works with XP, Vista and Windows 7.