I am having a new PC with Windows Vista delivered tomorrow. One of the first
actions I want to take is to install on it connection to my existing
Broadband via a Router. The ISP has produced a driver for Windows Vista,
which I downloaded onto my other PC, but I see that the ...

I have just built a new system with a new hard drive and want to install
Vista from my own DVD  (The previous computer has been taken apart and I will
evtually incorporate its drives in my new one). If I put in my key it says I
must install on top of the previous install or some ...

Trying to remove the option of selection of vista or xp from startup menu.
How do I unistall it.  msconfig doen't give me the option

This was originally posted 5/26, and got no response.
We work with a lot of virtual machines in a product testing environment --
up to now, only Win2K and XP.  We have always Sysprep'ed our configurations,
and used a Sysprep.inf setting to supply our MSDN Volume License key.  If we

I have 2 partitions on my drive, after a recent format I installed Vista as
the only operating system, but now something has come up and I need to
install XP.
What is the best way to do this without the XP bootloader over writing the

I'm on Home Premium 64bit and installed on this computer.  Then upgraded the
CPU, RAM and replaced the motherboard.  On the first install I activated
Windows and when I try to activate now it says my key is already in use.
Anyone know what I should do?

Hi I just upgraded to Ultimate from Home Premium using the upgrade anytime
option.  Can anyone tell me where I'm going to find my new product key if I
had to do a reinstall?  I'm more then positive it won't be the product key
that came with the disk since the disk was Home ...

I just installed Vista on a separate hard drive on my HP DV9040us notebook with the custom install option.
I can boot to either OS (XP or Vista) with no problem and contrary to popular belief, I did not lose any restore points!  
The problem is that I now have two Windows Vista ...

I want to install Vista onto a RAID (0) bootable array for enhanced
performance.
I have a nvidia 680i chipset motherboard.
Do I need to install the nvidia raid drivers before installing windows?

Is there a "Legal" (Supported) way to shrink the FootPrint of vista on the C
Drive (Removing Binaries completely from the image) ?
All i've found was vLite, which did a great job, but made my image not
supported by Microsoft

I have researched the MS KB and other sources, but none lists precisely
this WARNING in a similar scenario...
"Your computer was not able to renew its address from the network (from
the DHCP Server) for the Network Card with network address 0011D8767D7C.

I had Vista 32 bits on C:\ and Xp Pro on D:\
I decided to install Vista 64 bits... I format  my C:\  during the setup  but now  the Vista Boot Menu is
gone !
How Can I recover the Vista Boot Menu ...  XP pro is still installed on drive D:\

I'm using EasyBCD to dual-boot between Windows Vista and XP.  There's an
option in EasyBCD to install NeoGrub, which I understand has the ability to
hide the Windows Vista partition when booting into XP.  Consequently, XP
would not then delete the Vista restore points.

After a bad system crash, I would like to re-install Windows Vista with a
full format, but when I try to re-install Vista Home Edition it does not give
me the option of a full format,  just a quick format.
Is there a way to perform a full format?

I have a DVD R/RW in Drive H and CD-R/RW in Drive I on my new PC with
Win.Vista Business. I installed Roxio  Easy Media Creator 9. I had no
problems in performance of "Save As" onto CDs in these Drives with Win.XP,
but when I want to save a File from Excel or Word now I get a ...