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| | questions hi, i am thinking about upgrading to vista ultimate, but my main question is, if i do it via upgrade, and not full install, if i want to go back to xp pro will i have an option of uninstalling the upgrade without losing any data that is on the drive? minus the vista stuff? |
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| | Re: questions If you upgrade from XP to Vista, the only way to return to XP is by performing a clean install of XP, by booting with the XP CD, deleting the partition, recreating and formatting the partition and then reinstalling XP. You would have to save all of your data, files, etc to CD/DVD or another hard drive (internal or external) before reinstalling XP. -- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-)Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) "frank" <frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:72ABBA0D-E346-4FC3-9674-E371CE580B52@microsoft.com... > hi, i am thinking about upgrading to vista ultimate, but my main question > is, > if i do it via upgrade, and not full install, if i want to go back to xp > pro > will i have an option of uninstalling the upgrade without losing any data > that is on the drive? minus the vista stuff? |
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| | Re: questions "frank" <frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:72ABBA0D-E346-4FC3-9674-E371CE580B52@microsoft.com... > hi, i am thinking about upgrading to vista ultimate, but my main question > is, > if i do it via upgrade, and not full install, if i want to go back to xp > pro > will i have an option of uninstalling the upgrade without losing any data > that is on the drive? minus the vista stuff? No, you can't roll back Vista. You can image your current XP installation using third party software so that you can return to your current state should Vista not be a good fit for you. -- Jim |
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