bob cottle
Maximum PC Member Since: October 18, 2007
Total Posted Comments: 1 Comments on 1 Articles
Maximum PC Member Since: October 18, 2007Total Posted Comments: 1 Comments on 1 Articles
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Another reason not to upgrade to Vista
Posted 10/18/2007 at 09:19:26pm
Dear Mr. Smith. This is more a question than comment. I believe in one of the issues I read where you gentlemen had figured a way to do a clean install of Vista Ultimate from the "upgrade version DVD". You see my daughter encountered a "BestBuy" salesman who told her that the version she would need is the Upgrade Version. So that's what dear ole Dad has to play with while fixing all of the "Geek Squads" mistakes. Q. Is there a way to do this or am I stuck buying an OEM DSP full version of Ultimate in order to get my daughter back in business. I sure would appreciate any feed back I can get. Thanks in advance B. Cottle