Microsoft Windows Vista Setup & Installation

Most of the time you can resolve Windows problems with diligent troubleshooting. But sometimes, you just can't figure out the problem, reinstalling Windows didn't work, and you are tired of having troubles and want to start from scratch with a nice clean slate by reinstalling your operating system and all your applications software. This can be surprisingly easy, however, it must be done correctly - or you'll get plenty of practice doing it again. Techvedic experts will help you make the process as easy and problem-free as possible.

• Upgrading to Windows Vista when you already have a version of Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional on your computer and you want to keep your files, settings, and programs.
• Installing a new, or clean, version of Windows when.
• You want to replace your current operating system.
• You want to install Windows Vista on a separate partition of your hard disk, and you have an operating system on your computer and an available partition.
• You have a computer with no operating system installed.
• Reinstalling Windows Vista when you want to restore default Windows settings or when you are having trouble with Windows and need to reinstall it by performing a clean installation.

• Your Windows installation disc (DVD or CD).
• Your Windows product key (25 characters). You can find your product key on your computer or on the installation disc holder inside the Windows package. A product key sticker looks similar to this:
• Windows product key sticker
  
• The name of your computer. You will need to provide this if your computer is currently connected to a network. If you're using Windows XP, here's how to find your computer name:
• Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
• The computer name is displayed on the Computer Name tab.

You will also need to decide whether to install a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows Vista. For help deciding, see 32-bit and 64-bit Windows: frequently asked questions.

Before installing Windows, be sure to disable all antivirus software and back up your files to an external hard disk, a DVD or CD, a USB flash drive, or a network folder.

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