Windows PC Tips and Tricks

free advice for the installation of Windows Vista a few weeks ago, I published an article entitled “9 Tips to Keep Windows XP operation.

> After that, I published a long (by necessity) covering the article, “Upgrading to Microsoft Windows Vista Tips.” Since I received several requests for e-mail pointers on Clean Vista install, so I compiled those conversations and I am to disseminate to a wider use. It will be much shorter and easier.

There are no secrets here. All I cover what is published in the windows help files or scattered around the Microsoft website. Perhaps it is compiled into a form usable by a little. At least it will save you having to make research, screening on the straw, and sorting data usable. “You remember the PC and Mac ads? You can watch it again: =

> Do not let it scare you. It Just know, there are often major changes in what a computer and which will require Vista.

First, Please understand that this information relates to a clean install …. It will not work for an update

> If you Need help please refer to upgrade my article on upgrading to Vista

On the other hand, applies to the following editions of Vista (you can find version comparisons • Windows to Windows Vista Home Basic • Home Premium Edition • Business / Corporate • Windows / Windows Vista • P> Warning: > After installing the Vista operating system, you must also reinstall all programs and restore all data you moved in the previous step. AGAIN !!… Make sure you back up your personal and business data before performing a clean install. OK … Cleared this obstacle?
Run Setup when you start the computer using the Systems> d’exploitation actuel> • If Windows does not automatically detect the DVD, follow these steps:
a. Click Start, click Run, type Drive : setup.exe, and then click OK.

> Note Drive is the drive letter the DVD drive of the computer.

b. Click Install now.
4. When you reach the type of installation you want? screen, click Custom (advanced), then follow the instructions that are displayed on the screen to install Windows Vista. 1. Start your computer using the Windows DVD Maker Vista. To do this, insert the Windows Vista DVD into the DVD drive of the computer, then restart the computer.

> Note: To start the computer from the Windows Vista DVD, the computer must be configured to boot from the DVD player.
For more information on how to configure the computer to boot from the DVD drive, see the documentation that came with the computer, or contact the computer manufacturer.

2. When the press “any key to boot from CD” appears on the screen, press a button.

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