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Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium UPGRADE [DVD] [OLD VERSION]

Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium UPGRADE [DVD] [OLD VERSION]
Manufacturer: Microsoft Software

Platform: Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Vista Home Basic

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Product Details
ISBN/ASIN: B000HCZ9BG
Release Date: 2007-01-30
Sales Rank: 318
Average Rating: 2.5
Media: DVD-ROM
Platform: Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Vista Home Basic
Format: DVD-ROM
Product Group: Software

Product Description
Windows Vista Home Premium makes finding information, staying connected, and interacting with your PC easier and more secure. Using, organizing, and sharing photos, video, TV programs, and music becomes a part of your everyday life. With Windows Vista Home Premium, balancing your checkbook, doing homework, watching a movie, listening to music, or playing a game is a better and more enjoyable experience.

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Customer Reviews: Average Rating: 2.5/5
Windows Vista Upgrade: Rating: 4/5
This was easy to install and did not take too long. Vista takes some getting used to, but after using it for awhile I have found that I prefer it over Windows XP, it is easier to use. It has some new annoying features, but overall, it is easy to use.

It's dat Fix!: Rating: 5/5
I was looking for an update for the OS of my Vaio because Vista Home Basic had been mistakenly purchased for me. My PC's website suggested that I upgrade to Vista Home Premium to take full advantage of the OS. I didn't think it was necessary to buy a full version of Home Premium because I already had Home Basic. Amazon had a better price than E-bay for what I needed.

Awsome response: Rating: 5/5
The product was received faster than any other item I have ordered from Amazon in the past and worked without any problems.

Windows Vista Premium better over a year later: Rating: 4/5
Windows Vista has come a long way. When it was first released like every other OS it was a problem especially with all of your Window XP software. Now, over a year later I feel as if Vista has matured and there have been many fixes and software updates making it better than XP, in my opinion. Service Pack 1 solved alot of issues as did many other software updates. Once you have poured yourself into learning what the software can do, then I assure you that you won't go back to XP. I highly recommend this version due to the fact it is the version that is most reasonably priced with all the major bells and whistles.

Great OS after some startup issues.: Rating: 4/5
I Have found Vista to be a great OS so far. It is extremely fast compared to XP. Programs start in less than a second most of the time. The only problems I have had are some minor driver issues, and any version but Ultimate or Enterprise is not compatible with XP's Dynamic Disks. You have to transfer files to a Basic Disk to use them. If you have 2 or more CPU's they won't be used. This upgrade version can be installed without a previous OS on the drive. You just have to select do not upgrade the first time, then upgrade that installation. Don't Slipstream SP1 as it will probably cause errors.


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