I tried to boot from the DVD to install Windows Vista 64bit. I get past the
press any key to boot from CD or DVD then the loading Vista files screen and
it gets to some screen where the colors are solid white gray and blue. I see
my mouse pointer but other then that just the ...

If you own a computer, you must have antispyware to keep it running at
its best. The problem is choosing a scan that works. I have tried many
different types of scans in the past and then I ran across
Search-and-destroy Antispyware. I have to say that the antispyware

I have a computer I can only boot into safe mode.
I recently rebuilt a cannabolized HP computer and I cannot boot the
machine into windows. I have tried three different, working, hard drives
on it, but have had no luck. One of the drives is the original to the

The progress halts 3/4s of the way through the installation on this new
computer. A few screens after you you select you select the drive to
install it on, where it says:
Copying Files

Can you repair the Vista OS, by using the SP1?
or
Do you have to use the original DVD?

The facts....Moved here to Warsaw for work but old faithful PC died on
the way.
Bought new HP pc loaded with Premium 32bit but of
course Polish language.

I want to format my vista to reinstall it with my recovery drive.
Here`s the question when i bought my pc i made 3 other partition on my
hard drive. If i reinstall with the recovery drive will it reset my
partition and put it back has one hard drive?

Hi to everyone here
I have a Problem in the recovered files
first I had a problem in the start up files so the laptop ask to do a
recovery

I am having repeated problems with a new Toshiba Laptop that,
regrettably, has Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit.:mad:
The computer is so new that I am still in the process of installing all
of my applications and tools.  I finished installing Office 2007 and

can someone please help it would be deeply appreciated !
i just finished my new build and was quite happy that my vista home
premium 64 bit came in today i went to install it and everything seemed
to be going well it was booting up and then all of a sudden a blue error

I messed up my registry and had to reformat. I went to my recovery partition
but could not use it. So I used my recovery dvd but the recovery manager was
missing. So I just reinstall vista without any of the crap software that came
with it. Now I don't mind not having any of that ...

I just installed a fresh VISTA on a new hard drive and when I start
I get the following error, any Ideas?
Log Name:      System
Source:        Service Control Manager

I am told that it is possible to downgrade from Vista to X
I have found the drivers to do so
Has anyone done this?
Do I need to remove all programs and data that I have loaded under Vista

I have a computer with two 250Gb drives, Drive 0 and Drive 1.  The
computer has Vista x32 Business installed and the second drive is empty.
I would like to install Vista Ultimate x64 on the second drive and have
it dual-boot.  It is critical that I do not lose Vista x32, at least ...

Further to my posting some months ago about theultimatesteal (student
promotion) and a Vista Ultimate upgrade, you may remember MS in its' T's
& C's provided for a variety of qualifying operating systems. One of
those was Win98. Leaving out the technical problems of upgrading via ...