some interesting info here ....
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/2007/02/22/windows_express_upgrade/
cheers
KB

My Windows Vista stopped responding irregulary, without any error.
The last thing I installed was Apple's quicktime.
Removed the i-tunes part, via control panel of course. Now everything
seems to be working fine again.

I am planning on purchasing a full version of Vista Ultimate. I am currently
running XP Pro. My question is, before I install Vista will I need to format
my hard drive, or does the installation process do this for you?

What is the difference between a 1PK or a 3PK OEM software wise?
The specific questions refers to MS PN 66I-00825 which Vista Home Premium
OEM 64Bit 3PK
So if I were to buy that MS PN what would I get?

How can i uninstall this crap???
it fails every test. I dont want this in my system or am i forced to have it
by this jewish underground organisation called microsoft

Additional experience with Longhorn (6001) has demonstrated that it is a
very nice operating system. It obviously has much code in common with
Vista, but it is also free from much of Vista's annoying fluff, nag
screens and restrictions.

Currently I have a almost 3 year old PC (XP Home) and was wondering if
anyone here is having decent performace of Vista Home Premium with specs
like mine.
Pentium 4 at 3.0 GHz

Here is my issue or question rather, I have vista ultimate OEM, I have
already activated it through the internet and Microsoft. Thing is now I want
to format my hard drive but I'm afraid if I do that and try to reinstall
vista, it won't accept my product key as valid because I ...

I'm having problems with NIS2007 (from the Symantec website) that is
still unresolved by the Symantec Help Team.
Per their instructions, I run:
"Norton_Removal_Tool.exe"

I just recently installed Vista on my laptop, which previously had XP, and it
looks like some of the old XP restore files are still in my System Volume
Information directory. I've tried disabling System Restores for the drive and
it deleted the ones I've made since Vista has been ...

I had Win XP installed and then added Win Vista Home Premium as a new install
and not an upgrade.
On setting up the system and adding all programs and such, ran in to a
problem.

Crypto-Gram Newsletter
February 15, 2007
by Bruce Schneier
Founder and CTO

I am trying to download a patch to hook up a new printer to my new laptop. It
is asking me if I have Windows Vista or Windows Vista x64.  I am new at this
so I have no idea which one I have. Please help

I don't know which version I want to buy yet. Can I buy the Home upgrade version then bypass the key and install the
Full Ultimate version and then after 30 days if I like it just pay for it through that upgrade procedure inside of
Vista?
Have a good day,

Does anyone know when Logitech will get drivers for a 3 button mouse for
Vista?