Thought as much - as I would only want to downgrade for a short time until
the compatibility issue wasnt so bad cant really justify buying another
windows licence. What about switching to the 32bit version is that possible
as I have now discovered the main program I require is 32bit compatible?
"David B." wrote:
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> You cannot use a Vista product key to install XP. You'll need to purchase an
> XP license.
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> "mke_p" <mke_p@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:BB801491-2894-44F6-8BC7-CBC8168B68AE@xxxxxx Quote:
> >I have just built a new PC and installed Vista Home Premium X64, basically,
> >I
> > am having a lot more software compatibility issues than I expected - some
> > with programs I require for work purposes and as such can’t be without.
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> > Could someone please confirm that Microsoft are not allowing you to use
> > your
> > purchased Vista licence to temporarily downgrade to XP while the well
> > publicised compatibility issues are addressed?
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