If what you're trying to say is that when you try to install software on your Windows Vista from an old disk for you HP PhotoScanner 1000, the problem might be that the software isn't supported by Windows Vista. A way to check is to see on the disk if it says 'Vista' under the Windows operating systems supported. I have checked the website already for you, and sadly, Vista isn't supported. If you want to see for yourself, do this: 1). Go to http://www.hp.com/. 2). Click on "Support & Driver Downloads" on the left side of your internet browser. 3). Select "Download drivers and software (and firmware)" and type in"C9900A" (your product's SKU Number) in the space provided. 4). The page clearly states that Windows Vista (classified under 'unlisted software') is not supported. So, here is my advice to you, dear friend: buy a new scanner.
No. Server editions of Windows cannot be upgraded to Home versions and vice versa.
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No, it cannot. Once the core is installed it cannot be upgraded to any other version using a GUI.
According to my findings, Windows 8 Consumer Preview cannot be upgraded to Windows 8 Professional. The operating system is 'dead-ended' and must be removed from the system first. I have found that there are some technical tutorials that show users how this can be done, but it is a much longer and trickier process.
The two operating systems are not compatible with each other. There were so many errors in Windows ME that the system cannot be simply upgraded by over writing the program. Windows XP Home Addition or XP Pro Addition must be installed on a clean drive.
Might I suggest getting a Mac? Of course, because everyone wants to pay $1800 for proprietary components that become outdated, and cannot be upgraded.
You will have to re-install all your old programs once you've upgraded Windows to a more recent version. They should work, but without knowing which programs you're using I cannot give a definite 'yes' or 'no'.
It cannot be upgraded as it only appears on the maps Nacht der Untoten and Verruckt. Both these maps do not have Pack a Punch
No. Windows CE is not typically run on the same types of hardware as Windows XP or Windows 7. There is also no Windows CE version of the setup program on the Windows XP or Windows 7 discs, so even if the hardware was compatible, you'd have to do a clean install.
Windows is one of the most prevalent PC operating systems used by businesses worldwide. It is a good idea to perform windows upgrades whenever possible to take advantage of security updates and new features. Windows upgrades should always be bought directly from Microsoft's upgrade website or purchased at a reputable retailer in a box. It does not pay to trust any retailer other than Microsoft, online or otherwise, selling nothing but codes. To ensure smooth windows upgrades, first backup all important documents. It is also a good idea to do a little research into the best way to upgrade. Some Windows operating systems cannot be upgraded to Windows 7. Instead, they have to be upgraded with a full, fresh installation.
No, the avatar cannot upgrade his armour or wounds.
11/15/09Pg. 520~A+ Guide to Managing & Maintaining Your PC. Sixth Edition. Jean AndrewsISBN-10 0-619-21758-8"If you perform an upgrade, you must begin the installation while you are in the current OS (from the Windows desktop). If you are working from a remote location on the network, you cannot do an upgrade."