No I have 23GB free, It is my main laptop computer. I know I shouldn't have
upgraded my one of my main computers to Vista, but it ran great on my test
system.
"John Barnett MVP" wrote:
> If you are upgrading do you have enough free disk space? The last time i
> upgraded i encountered a smiliar situation until i realised that there was
> not enough free disk space available on the partition for vista to upgrade.
> At the time, i was using a 10GB test partition for Vista (only the operating
> system, not any other software) Increasing the partition size to 20GB solved
> the problem for me.
>
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> "SB" <SB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9B02DBD5-A51D-438E-9A63-7E5E31C1B2A6@microsoft.com...
> > Windows Vista Upgrade Has Been Disabled -Upgrade Compliance Check Cannot
> > Be Run
> > I am trying to upgrade from Windows Vista Beta 2 to Windows Vista July
> > CTP.
> > The upgrade option used to work. The compliance report said to uninstall
> > Norton Products 2003 - 2006. I did that with the Norton Products Removal
> > Tool. Now the upgrade option for Windows Vista Setup is disabled. It
> > says
> > the compliance Check cannot be run. Please help anyone. I need to
> > upgrade
> > ASAP.
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