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Installing....
I currently have XP installed on a partition and the majority of my programs are installed on a seperate hard drive. I was wondering can install Vista to my other partition and install my programs while I'm in Vista so it gets all the files it needs?
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I don't understand your question, if your asking if you can install Vista and not loose any of your files then yes you may. During the installation click Upgrade instead of Clean.
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Ya know moms can be a real pain! Especially when you get a new computer and there so paranoid that they won't let you install a GPU though they know you love computers... I want to be 18 right about now
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An example: xp is on drive c and vista is on drive e. Most of my programs are installed on drive d. I was wondering if I can run Vista and install over the programs on drive d so that they would run properly, like they do currently on xp.
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Depends on the programs, Vista doesn't support some of the programs XP does. Of course you can change compatablity, but it might not always work.
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