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Vista Question
I thought about it...have access to deeply discounted copies ($85 academic licenses for Vista Home Premium)....passed the MS upgrade advisor tests (well, except for my sound card)... and then couldn't think of one good reason to go through the pain of a OS "upgrade". Running XP Home on a 4-y/o homebuilt machine.

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AdWords API Advisor adwordsapiadvi...@google.com adwords-api Yes, I'm not surprised that running a report against an empty account would lead to that error; see http://groups.google.com/group/adwords-api/browse_thread/thread/397f5d7411ce6e06# As to the question of why that particular error is returned,

Upgrade Advisor Question
Be sure to download, and run the MS upgrade advisor first. Have it check the hardware and the software. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/upgrading/advisor.asp Follow general principles for upgrading. Have the antivirus program off. Minimize all running apps. (a) run a Scandisk to make sure file

XP Setup/Upgrade Advisor Report Question - Newbie
Maurice N mauricen2000_NO@SPAM_altavista.com microsoft public windowsxp general Use your Win98 system, to link up to MS site, & use their Upgrade advisor program, and it can answer your software-applications compatibility issues. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/upgrading/advisor.asp Be aware,

reformatting question
Bob Beasley robert.beas...@thefreeinternet.co.uk.NOSPAM microsoft public windowsxp general 3y thanks Uncle Gus - just one point. By 'Dynamic Update' do you mean a download of software from MS via the internet or direct from the install cd? Bob --

XP Setup/Upgrade Advisor Report Question - Newbie
terri stratton AssocExp...@hotmail.com microsoft public windowsxp general Hi, Scott - The major question is whether your OEM 98 CD has the 98 cab files on it or before doing anything else - UPGRADE ADVISOR - http://www.microsoft.com/WINDOWSXP/home/howtobuy/upgrading/advisor.asp http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?

Upgrade Advisor Question
While booting from the CD works, I am not sure if it is possible to upgrade and keep the registry and all those fun settings intact. My question is, if I boot from the CD, will I be able to upgrade my system and not have to reinstall every goshdarn app I have? Or is there a way to bypass the upgrade advisor because

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I have tried resolving the ME problems, but short of making an expensive call to Microsoft, or reinstalling, there is no point, plus the Upgrade Advisor found so many Programs and Hardware that will not work This might seem like silly questions, but I have wrestled with these questions for some time now. Tade.

Question on Scan Registry during Start-up???
I have some applications: Qwest Quick Care, Belarc Advisor, Real Alternative XP95, Foxit reader, FLV Player, Secunia PSI, Spyware Doctor, and AVG both spyware and I made an image of my hard disk right before the 'upgrade', then simply re-imaged the hard when I realized the SP3[rc2] wasn't ready for prime time.

Question about V.90
The only operating systems that I have are Windows 2000 and Windows 95 and I am told that this upgrade (not an oem) will still not work. You may want to print this ** 1) Download and install Belarc Advisor onto the current Windows XP machine. Use it to get a list of hardware from the machine as well as the CD

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Before upgrading any pre-existing Windows installation, it would be prudent to run the Upgrade Advisor for Windows XP. If you follow the Upgrade Advisor's recommendations, you should not have any problem upgrading to Windows XP. If you fail to utilize the Upgrade Advisor, you may run into incompatibility issues

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Question 4: what next? (Sorry, that's rhetorical.) The real question is, what is really going on here? It's an older P2 machine, but new hard drive and gobs of RAM. Was my first UG disk faulty? Major frustration here... Rustiferion Did you run the upgrade advisor on the XP CD before running setup?

upgrade to xp question
Upgrade ME to XP usually goes smoothly and there will either be inbox drivers for anything reasonably recent, or it will continue to use the ME ones (accept carrying on if it warns on the point). Consult general upgrade advisor at www.aumha.org/a/xpupgrad.htm -- Alex Nichol MVP (DTS) Bournemouth, UK Alex.

Newbie question: To switch to XP or not-software reasons
Again he said unto the masses......the XP upgrade advisor LIES! It said that my SOYO 6BA +100 MB wouldnt pass.....however I ran it on the win98SE partition; the XP partition didnt seem to think it was a problem, since it had been running for three months. John H mentioned his firewall, but if it was zone alarm,

upgrade requirement question
Kenny el...@gracelands.com alt certification a-plus Sorry, that should have read Upgrade Advisor rather than Compatibility Wizard. It's on the XP CD or you can I have 2 questions regarding Windows XP Pro: 1.) Is the full version of Windows XP Pro capable of upgrading a copy of Windows 98 "first edition"? 2.

Update from 98 to XP Home question(s)
thor THORLMICKEL...@CS.COM microsoft public windowsme general Hi, I have the same question. I did an upgrade from Me to 2000 and it was a disaster. Id/l the upgrade advisor and ran it, and it came up with a couple issues. I'm not too sure what some of the items are that I would have problems with, etc.

Upgrade Advisor Question
My motherboard only needed the onboard sound drivers, everything else was done by Vista (and it gave me similar messages as yours when the Upgrade Advisor was ran). Dustin Harper dhar...@vistarip.com http://www.vistarip.com History Fan wrote: I have a Dell PC running XP Home SP2. Dell has their own Vista Upgrade

question about upgrading to xp
Tommy McManus supp...@usr.com comp dcom modems On Thu, 12 Mar 1998 08:40:42 -0500, "Dan Jackson" <redsh...@sympatico.ca> wrote: I used 3 Com's upgrade advisor to see if my modem was upgradeable to the V.90 standard and it came back with "Congratulations! You are eligible for an upgrade to the V.90 56K* ITU

Win XP Pro SP2 to Vista Ultimate - Upgrade Advisor questions;
Gary Woodruff gwoodr...@mvps.org microsoft public windowsxp newusers I have run the Windows XP Upgrade Advisor. But like most things of this sort it catches the big stuff for the most part and misses some of the small stuff. With all the thousands of variations in hardware, software, drivers etc. nothing is going

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"I have a simple question. I have a 5WV270 with Windows ME installed that I bought in December of 2000. I am thinking of upgrading to Windows XP Home edition. (4) I suggest you download and run the Microsoft Upgrade Advisor which checks the compatibility of your system with Windows XP. The Upgrade Advisor is