
Determine which Microsoft Windows Vista Edition you would like. Windows Vista is available in five editions: Basic, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate and Enterprise. Each version has its own unique features. You should compare them to find the Windows edition that will best suit your needs. There is a link in Resources below to assist you.
Verify your hardware compatibility. In order to upgrade to Windows Vista, you will have to make certain your hardware is compatible. See Resources below for a link to Microsoft's Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor. Follow the directions provided to determine if your systems hardware is compatible.
Determine your type of Microsoft Windows upgrade available. It depends on the version of Windows that you have on your system as to what type of upgrade is possible. You can use an upgrade copy of Windows Vista to either perform an “Upgrade” only or a “Clean Installation.” The first one retains all of your settings, applications and files; the second one does not. You can learn more about this on the link under Resources titled: Windows Vista: Upgrade Paths from Previous Versions
Purchase and Install your Microsoft Windows Upgrade. The Windows Marketplace listed under Resources has all of the Vista editions. Simply select the edition you need and then click on the “Buy and Download” button. Follow the directions given to purchase, download and install your Windows upgrade.
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