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I was given Vista Ultimate a few weeks ago but my wife's Laptop can only
handle Home according to the assessment, is there anyway I can set it to
install a chopped version of Ultimate or the Home version without having to
buy a new key?
Thanks in advance
Henry
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Please don't cross post. You could boost your memory and do assessment
again. Otherwise, forget upgrading.
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| | | | | Post in reply to: Henry Hicks
No. The key you type in determines what gets installed.
You might be able to install Ultimate and then remove the features not
well-supported after the installation. It depends on what is causing the
assessment not to recommend Ultimate.
The alternative is the obvious: Upgrade the laptop to remedy the deficiency.
Without knowing more details, there is noting more I can add. Good luck
Tom
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Henry - install Vista Ultimate and enjoy. The main goal of the assessment
is to evaluate compatibility of installed devices and programs.
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