#1: View Applications Certified for Windows Vista
Need to see if an application works with Windows Vista? Check the official lists.

#2: Plan A Few Hours to Upgrade
Upgrading to Windows Vista will not take just a couple of minutes. Plan up to a few hours to complete the upgrade process.

#3: What Are Windows Vista's Minimum Hardware Requirements?
Explains the minimum RAM, CPU speed, hard drive space, and other hardware needed to run Windows Vista.

#4: Can I Later Switch From One Edition of Windows Vista to Another?
If you purchase one edition of Windows Vista, can you upgrade it to a more enhanced edition?

#5: Can My Machine Run Windows Vista? Download the Upgrade Advisor
Use Microsoft's free Upgrade Advisor to see if your computer can be upgraded to Windows Vista.

#6: What are the Differences Between the Full Package and Upgrade Versions?
Explains the differences between buying an Upgrade version of Windows Vista or the full Retail product.

#7: What Are Windows Vista's Activation / Licensing Requirements?
Must Windows Vista be activated to use it beyond a certain period of time? Can you transfer the license?

#8: Turn Off Anti-Virus Before Upgrading
Be sure to read Microsoft's instructions for upgrading Vista located inside the CD/DVD package.

#9: 5 Questions to Ask Whether You Should Upgrade or Buy a New Machine
Suggestions on whether or not you should buy a new machine rather than upgrade an old one to Windows Vista.

#10: Which Edition Should I Buy?
Microsoft has released several editions of Windows Vista. See which one is right for you.

#11: What is Windows Vista?
Explains the basics of the Windows Vista Operating System.

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