I have windows xp 32 bit and wanted some step by step instruction on how to upgrade to windows vista 32 bit with the installation disk!

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What is different about Windows Vista Ultimate upgrade or Windows Vista Ultimate Full version?
I want to buy ne, they both are the same price and e.t.c, but what does full version has that upgrade doesn’t or what does upgrade do different from what the full version does?
Please give me a specific answer, not like :
DONT GET ANY, WINDOWS XP IS BETTER!

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I have a macbook pro and i would like to dual boot it with windows vista using bootcamp software on my mac os x. Can I use the windows vista home premium upgrade disc instead of the the windows vista (full) disc with bootcamp? I don’t want to pay the full price for the full disc? Is there a way to do this? Also please tell me if you think that your way can be applicable with windows 7 coming in October 22?

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I want to upgrade from vista to windows 7.But I wanted to download the upgrade instead of using the upgrade cd instead of having to pay shipping.I Have a 256kbps dsl connection.Im currently using windows vista home premium X64.If anyone used this method could you plz tell me how large was the file and what was your connection speed? Thanks

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i have Windows XP and want to go to a Vista Upgrade. So this will make my operating system now Vista. Do I still have to move all my files to an external hard drive, or risk them being deleted? Or does Vista have a way to preserve them?

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