I'm having a problem, like many other people (according to Google),
installing language packs on 64-bit Vista Ultimate. I want to install them
all, yet the only one that works is German. The rest (14) all say that
installation failed with code 1 or 2. The only resolution the KB ...

I have searched for an answer to the following but it is still not clear;
probably because I am a newbie. Apologies.
I have installed VISTA ultimate on drive D: in dual boot mode; XP on C:. I
am given 30 seconds in start-up to choose previous Windows (XP) or just to

Vista Upgrade fails at "Gathering Files" when two users share the same user
profile (ProfileImagePath). Message: "the upgrade was cancelled".
It seems that the Vista upgrade (from XP SP2), looks through
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList, and tries to

I have just installed Vista on my computer with success. But I have a second
harddrive (both are S-ATA) which I did not do anything to when installing
Vista. And now when I click on this drive, the D-drive, it says it needs to
be formated. And in diskmanager it says it is RAW!

I built a new computer and bought Vista Ultimate OEM version English
language, but live in Thailand so bought the OEM version here.  Vista
installed with good success but when I try to click any of the Windows Live
links in the Welcome Center (also happens from Microsoft Vista ...

I've recently installed an italian version of Vista Ultimate 32-bit on a
customer's computer, but now the customer has changed his mind and wants it
all in english instead, but with the option to change back to italian
eventually.

Has anyone found a way to reliably image an entire hard drive onto a second
drive, then reformat the first drive, install Vista there, and restore all
data files AND programs from the second drive back onto the first drive?
I'm trying to find some way to avoid re-installing all ...

How can I keep my broadband connection permanently connected (when PC turned
on).
When I call upon Internet Explorer it tells me 'connecting' and after some
time I get access, however when I come out of IE it disconnects. If I wish

I just puchased an anytime upgrade for my HP DV0207us laptop to upgrade from
Vista Home Premium to Vista Ultimate.  1.73 mhz intel core duo processor, 2gb
ram, 120gb HDD(50gb free).  The upgrade procedure last for about 2 hours.  
When it's almost completed I get an error message ...

I have an Acer Aspire E380 - Athlon 64 X2 4200+ 2.2 GHz 1GB Ram
running VISTA and most of my games, flt sims, etc. will not
run on it even though most of them are Microsoft programs
i.e. MS Flt sim, MS force-feed-back joystick, MS Combat Flt

First, I need to explain my current situation. Before any problems
happened, I was dual-booting Vista and XP. I also had a Home partition
where I kept all my personal files. (if it matters, I also have a
HP_Recovery Partition totaling to 4 partitions).

I installed a full version of Windows Vista Ultimate sometime last May 2007
and have it activated. Just recently I got a prompt that I have to activate
again my Windows Vista on the same computer where I installed within 3 days
or my system will close. I tried to type in the same ...

I get Error 1310
Error writing to file c:\config.msi\25093.rbf. Verify that you have access
to that directory.
Everytime I try to install Office 2007 Pro in Vista Ultimate I get this

I have an Acer Aspire E380 - Athlon 64 X2 4200+ 2.2 GHz 1GB Ram
running VISTA and most of my games, flt sims, etc. will not
run on it even though most of them are Microsoft programs
i.e. MS Flt sim, MS force-feed-back joystick, MS Combat Flt

I'm running Vista Business Edition on my computer. I was upgraded from XP Pro
to this current Vista setup. I had Office Pro 97 installed before doing
upgrade. Then I bought the Upgrade Office 2003 Standard Edition. It installed
great and was running fine until I tried to install ...