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There are no legit Vista ISO downloads available from Microsoft. And if you never received a Recovery Disk when you purchased your Computer there should be a Recovery Partition on the Hard Drive to reinstall Windows back to how you bought your Computer.
2. Double click (or right click and Open) on the downloaded X14-63453.exe or X14-63452.exe. It extracts all the files into a Vista sub-folder. . 3. If they are not already there, copy boot.wim and install.wim into the Vista\sources folder that is created when you doubled clicked on the .exe file in step 2. .
Hello, I need a clean Vista Home Premium ISO. The digital river links are now dead, and I want a clean VistaHomePr iso. If possible, I 'd like to contain SP2, or SP1, but I dont have a problem if it
Does anybody have a link that is fully working to download a Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit ISO file. I have to repair my computer because the OS went bad. I have my key that came with it. Thanks!
Retail Windows (physical): Nowhere! Retail Windows (digital download): Microsoft Store affiliate; Digital River! Microsoft Store, digital download. As far as consumers go, Digital River and Microsoft Store is the only place you can legally download your purchesed copy of Windows. But you must have purchased it there to be able to download there ...
Windows Vista Official Setup Files (Digital River) Note these .iso files may be used with a Dell/non-Dell OEM product Key but phone activation is required (see note at end). This key is typically found on the COA attached to the base of the system.
There are no legal Vista ISO downloads available. And if you never received a Recovery Disk when you purchased your Computer there should be a Recovery Partition on the Hard Drive to reinstall Windows back to how you bought your Computer. The Recovery process can be started by pressing a particular Key or Keys combination at Boot. (Power On ...
No. Microsoft no longer provides any Vista ISO downloads. And Vista does not come for free; even in a VM. Installing in a VM is still an install. Alright, I do understand microsofts is not supported anymore. i do understand that. I might try the one from archive.
1. Windows 8/8.1. After a fresh install, the system does not auto activate and when one tries to enter the correct OEM Product Key (extracted from BIOS), it is refused. The trick is to first remove the current Product Key with slmgr /upk, then the OEM key can be entered and activation works flawlessly.
Hello, I am resetting a couple computers for my friend and one has Windows 7 and I reset that one fine. But the other has Vista x64. I am looking for an Windows ISO File for that. But I don't want an factory Recovery ISO Because that will have lots of bloat ware on it and I don't want that. Just a clean install. I also have a Genuine Product Key.