Video: How to install Microsoft’s Windows Vista

Anthony Cumia from the Opie & Anthony Show demonstrates how to install Microsoft’s Windows Vista:

[Attribution: CrunchGear]

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers too numerous to list for the heads up.]

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53 Comments

  1. There is something to be said for not being “first to launch” (diarrhea-spattered Zune rushed out, fullscreen iPod/iPhone properly cooked; Vista “rushed” to be done before Leopard, Leopard comes out swinging, lean and mean).

    Apple seems to be saying “No, after you, I insist…”…worked for Microsoft for decades. 😀

  2. “What a tool.”

    Perfect description of yourself, Zune Tang. Your AWSOME! Your the perfect Microsoft Windows Butt Monkey Lemming Fan Dork and if your not already a member of Microsoft’s Cult of Blind Ignorance you should sign up NOW. You would be the perfect member, someone who can’t think for themselves.

    Your a sad little piece of Zune.

  3. For those of you who use Windows (on a PC or Intel-based Mac) and are thinking about upgrading to Windows Vista, the following Microsoft web page lists the system requirements:

    <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/919183&gt;

    This applies to:

    • Windows Vista Ultimate
    • Windows Vista Starter
    • Windows Vista Home Premium
    • Windows Vista Home Basic
    • Windows Vista Enterprise
    • Windows Vista Business 64-bit edition
    • Windows Vista Business
    • Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition
    • Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition
    • Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit edition
    • Windows Vista Enterprise 64-bit edition
    • Windows Vista Home Basic N
    • Windows Vista Business N
    • Windows Vista Business N 64-bit Edition

    (there are actually 14 versions)

    For Mac users who are looking at upgrading to OS X, you can see the system requirements on the following page (scroll down the page – they are in the middle column near the bottom of the page):

    <http://www.apple.com/macosx/techspecs&gt;

    There is only one version of OS X.

    :b

    Magic word: “there” – there you go!

  4. “There is only one version of OS X.”

    Actually, there are two. And having loaded OS X Server on many occasions, I can say that it’s far simpler than installing any client Windows OS.

    The lovely thing about OS X is that you can make the client version do just about anything the server version does. Oh, of course there are wonderful hardware monitoring tools and GUI interfaces that you don’t get in the client version, but all the important guts are there to host a web server, run a mail server, stream Quicktime content, run a RAID array…

    Let’s see Vista Starter do that.

    -c

  5. Why does he remind me of that jewish guy from Jurrassic Park.. what’s his name?

    The “uhh uuhhh…”s are very similar ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” />

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