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Re: What to buy?
No. You would need to purchase a "Full Version" of
Windows Vista if you wish to clean install on a drive
without a previous Windows operating system. The
upgrade version of Vista is not bootable and does not
check for a qualifying Windows CD.
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
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"JonWelson" wrote:
Ok i do currently have windows XP media version, but im doing an entire
system revamp, and figure hell why not go to vista etc... so my question do i
need to buy the full blown $230 version of the home premium or can i just get
the $160 upgrade? As in if i go and completely whipe my drive, can i pop the
upgrade CD in and put Vista on my computer?
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