Friday, February 02, 2007
How to pay less for Windows Vista ?






According to him and Microsoft's internal documents, it would be possible to install Windows Vista from an update DVD, and without having any other OS previously installed. That's about 3 times less expensive.
Here is the procedure. Quite easy:
- Boot with the Windows Vista Upgrade DVD.
- Click "Install Now."
- Do not enter a Product Key When prompted.
- When prompted, select the Vista product edition that you do have.
- Install Vista normally.
- Once the install is complete, restart the DVD-based Setup from within Windows Vista. Perform an in-place upgrade.
- Enter your Product Key when prompted.
Source: Windows IT Pro, this monday.
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