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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium OEM/OEI DSP - 64-bit Edition SP1 (PC DVD)

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: CD-ROM
EAN: 0882224641944
Release Date: January 30, 2007
Sales Rank: 78

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Double check if your mp3s and camera are supported first.
I changed my computer and Vista came with it. Many of my favourite digital photo programmes will no longer run, Vista no longer even supports picture it (thier own programme) and instead have a very limited photo programme where you can look at them or print them.
The drivers for my creative mp3 players are not supported nor the programmes that come with the players. The driver and programme for my wife's sony mp3 is not supported. The driver for my digital camera is not supported. This has become a total farce. I guess this would be a reasonable system if you are just starting out new but when you need to replace either the operating system or the programmes and players you already have then I afraid the vista gets evicted and I go back ... Read More:

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- Good ridance XP Welcome Vista Premium my best friend.
Now im not saying Windows Xp was a bad operating system far from it but it was more prone to attack from viruses and other internet nasties.

I ran it for several years but had to ensure my anti virus software was continually up to date and active.On more than one occasion my computer had to visit the hospitol for expert analysis on sorting out unwanted programmes, and i can well remember a particular pop up that was vertually impossible to remove.Only Windows Defender finally removed it but not from the main computer memory,it was still on the hard drive but was made inactive.

On the purchase of a new desktop computer two years ago which then came with a free upgrade to Windows Vista when it became available i didnot take ... Read More:

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- Excellent but you need to have a decent PC
Bought Vista for a new build PC. Being new build I have had no compatabilty problems with any of the components installed. I did need a few updates for some games and software but most of this was done automatically with windows updater. This should be expected with a new operating system. As previous reviews have mentioned about drivers, Vista does not have as large a driver database as you are led to believe. This is for both x32 or x64 bit versions so you may well need updates from manufacturer websites if you are upgrading to Vista on an older PC.

Also note that Vista 32 will not support anyhting above 4Gb of RAM and 3Gb or less is the recommended. With the 64bit edition you can support larger amounts of RAM up to what the mother board ... Read More:

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- A shocking disgrace
You have to wonder what goes on in Redmond.

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Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit
Windows Vista Business 32-bit
Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit
Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit Upgrade
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit Upgrade
Windows Vista Business 32-bit Upgrade
Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit Upgrade
Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit SP1
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit SP1
Windows Vista Business 32-bit SP1
Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit SP1
Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit
Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit
Windows Vista Business 64-bit
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- Windows Vista Home Premium OEM/OEI DSP - 64-bit Edition
I bought this sometime ago and was going to install it on my old AMD A64X2 system until it went kaput!

So I bought all new components (£700's worth) and installed it.

Installation was so easy!

Just make sure that you when you goto install it that you tell the computer to boot from your CD/DVD drive by altering the settings in your computers BIOS and away it goes, you may need a little twiddling if you're going to use RAID, but I don't use it and it took about 45' to install.

I've had no driver problems at all, but then all of my components are new, however you may have a little bother if you use older componentry. So it maybe worthwhile checking compatibility before you choose to install Vista 64-bit.
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Software : Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium OEM/OEI DSP - 64-bit Edition SP1 (PC DVD)