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 Windows Vista FAQs

Windows Vista FAQs should be the starting point of your visit here at Vista Ultimate. This is where we maintain an updated list of the most frequently asked questions. Although we strive to provide the most accurate information possible (each of our FAQ deserves to be an article, really ;)), you are advised to treat the FAQs here as an unofficial guide to Windows Vista and use your own discretion as necessary.
 

   Pre-Purchase FAQs

1. What are the Windows Vista editions?
The 6 editions of Windows Vista, how they compare and which one you should buy.

2. Which version of Windows Vista should I buy?
Full versions, upgrades and OEMs - the differences, restrictions and how to qualify.

3. Should I buy Windows Vista now?
Windows Vista retail prices, early compatibility issues and should you wait for SP1.

4. Can Apple's iMac or MacBook run Windows Vista?

Love your iMac or MacBook, but require software that only runs on Windows?
 

   Post-Purchase FAQs

1. Can I dual-boot Windows Vista and Windows XP?

2. Why does Windows Vista uses so much RAM?
 

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   Pre-Release FAQs

What is Windows Vista?
When is Windows Vista's official release date?

Did Windows Vista drop any features from Windows XP?
Will Windows Vista have a 64-bit version?
What are Windows Vista's hardware requirements?
What is Windows Anytime Upgrade?

 

 

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