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Windows Vista Home Premium is a fully loaded stable release from Microsoft. This free download is the standalone bootable ISO image installer of Home Premium for both 32bit and 64bit architecture. Windows Vista Home Premium OverviewWindows Vista home premium is a stable version with many improvements and new features. After Microsoft has stopped the support and fixes of Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista has become more popular with all new user-friendly interface and themes.
It is a simple and powerful operating system with an improved level of security. After the introduction of parental controls, it became more secure for keeping an eye on your children.
An enhanced search and browsing is provided by Windows Vista Home Premium for better operability. Managing Media was never that much interesting with the all new Media Center and improved Windows Media player. As compared to Windows XP it is a more focused OS which makes it more reliable.With many other cool features, Windows Aero was also introduced in this release. The newer system is specifically designed to go through lesser crashes and more secure. A bundle of gadgets is also introduced to make it handier along with many other features are there to increase the productivity.
First of all, I am a novice. I have a few months old HP computer with Windows Vista Home Premium 64. Since I qualify for the Windows 7 'upgrade' release this October month, I was wondering exactly what I am getting in to.
I assume Windows 7 will be delivered to me via disc form. Is Windows 7 an enhancement to Vista that will overwrite and self install?
Does Vista have to be removed? And.I run a Firefox browser.must I return to Explorer to get everything to work in Windows 7? I am the only user to the computer which also makes me the administrator. Can I do what has to be done or is it best to bring in a geek??Thanks. From, it should be a Windows 7 upgrade disk.
It will help upgrade current Windows Vista to Windows 7 without format the computer. So we do not need to worry about data losing. Of course for important files I still recommend to backup them before the upgrading process.Also we can use the upgrade disk to perform a Clean Install and install a second operation system on another drive such as drive D. This will help build a dual boot (with the original Windows Vista and the new Windows 7) if you prefer continue using the Windows Vista system.For Firefox, it will still work fine in Windows 7 so we are not forced to change to using Internet Explorer 8.Upgrade to Windows 7 is easy to be performed so I think we can finish the upgrade process quickly. If there is anything unclear about the upgrade process, you are still welcome to create a new post.
From, it should be a Windows 7 upgrade disk. It will help upgrade current Windows Vista to Windows 7 without format the computer. So we do not need to worry about data losing. Of course for important files I still recommend to backup them before the upgrading process.Also we can use the upgrade disk to perform a Clean Install and install a second operation system on another drive such as drive D. This will help build a dual boot (with the original Windows Vista and the new Windows 7) if you prefer continue using the Windows Vista system.For Firefox, it will still work fine in Windows 7 so we are not forced to change to using Internet Explorer 8.Upgrade to Windows 7 is easy to be performed so I think we can finish the upgrade process quickly. If there is anything unclear about the upgrade process, you are still welcome to create a new post. Ickerus,You should receive the Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit from HP.
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Follow the advice from the above post and back-up your files to removable media or a separate hard drive first. One never knows what may happen.I would suggest that you download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor on your computer now to determine if there are any potential issues. Get it.(ctrl+click)You can read about the upgrade process.Check your anti-virus/security software vendor to determine if they will have Windows 7 version as a free update. Vista versions do not work with Windows 7. I would suggest uninstalling that first.
Then install the Windows 7 after the update. Windows 7 vendors.Check your peripherals and attached devices (printers, all-in-one, headphones, wireless keyboard and mice, phone software) for Windows 7 driver/software availability.Check your third party applications that you have installed to determine if a Windows version will be needed.
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Usually, but not in all cases, the Vista version will run.Finally, you can learn about Windows 7.Preparation for the upgrade will provide the best possible result. Then you can put the disk in, start-up, follow the prompts, and wait 2-3 hours. Depending on the number of applications that you have installed and if you have the install disks and keys, you may want to consider a clean installation preserving your files with the Windows Easy Transfer Tool.If all of that makes you uncomfortable or you don't have the time to deal with it, then bring in a 'geek'.Good Luck!