Can I upgrade a bootcamp MAC XP 32-bit, PC with XP 32bit and another with Vista Ultimate 32-bit with this software?
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upgrading Vista 32 bit is no problem at all. Upgrading Xp 32 bit can be a nightmare! With xp you have to do a clean install. This means the program wipes out everything on your hard drive and you lose everything. Make sure you back up all your files and data. Once installed you will need all the original disks for whatever software programs you were running on xp or be able to download them from the Internet. You CAN NOT install your software programs from a backup. The next problem that arises is when it asks you for the product key to type in DON'T DO IT!!!!!!! Just hit the enter key and bypass this screen. You can install the product key after windows seven has been install on the computer. Here is why, if you type the product key in when it asks you to and windows has already formated the hard drive you may get a invalid product key message. Now you can't go anywhere in the program. If you start all over again windows doesn't find XP on the hard drive because it has already wipe everything off the hard drive and since this is a upgrade it won't install the program because it can't find XP. Now you are going to spend hours with Microsoft getting the problem corrected. I have installed this 8 times on XP computers and it is not easy and it takes up to about four hours to install on some slow 32 bit machines plus you won't believe how many updates have to be installed. Some computers all night to install them. Don't purchase this program until you run The windows 7 advisor program from Microsoft to see if your computer will run it. Some computers don't have the right requirements to run windows 7. AGAIN FIRST THING TO DO IS RUN THE WINDOWS 7 ADVISOR PROGRAM IT IS EASY TO DOWNLOAD FROM MICROSOFT. Once the software is opened up no one will take it back, EVER! I hope this helps. You may want to look at windows 7 system builder instead of this version.
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Yeah, like anybody would want to mess around with Vista. LOL Have fun with your XP (and yeah, like you said, it does come on one disk).
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I think the answer is yes. I'm running vista without any problems. Ofice should also work. you might want to [post your question in the mac support forums: http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa or the parallels forums: http://forum.parallels.com/ where you will get a more expert answer
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Lightroom 4 supports Vista 32bit - Although I highly recommend running Win 7 64bit. http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/optimize-performance-lightroom.html Lightroom is cross-platform and includes installers for both Mac and Win, so there isn't a specific version/license for Mac and Win.
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You can use Windows XP with SP3 (32 bit) or Windows Vista or higher(For 32 or 64 biit).I use it successfully on Windows 7 and Windows 8
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In a word, yes. Install software from the CD; both Mac and Windows are included.
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Platform: Windows Vista / 7 / XP, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
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It is, but you will have to format it for Windows XP, either on a Win XP machine, or in FAT32. Then you will be able to use it on Win XP, Vista, 7, or OSX.
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Yes, if you have Windows 7 and up.Make sure you apply all [windows] updates first.
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yep.. XP PRO will work perfectly, but I'd recommend upgrading your ram to 2gigs anyways. Vista will work too but will be slow (people install it for testing purposes). And of course, make sure you have all drivers ready after installing new OS. check msiwind.net for other help
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You should be able to upgrade that system. First you need to use windows vista upgrade advisor go to this address. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=31870
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No sorry this is computer only:Operating systems supported:Windows XP Professional x64 Edition or Windows XP with SP2 or higherWindows Vista 32bit and 64bit with SP1 or higherWindows 7 32bit and 64bitWindows 8 32bit and 64bitMac OS X- v10.5.8 and above
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You might, however I would recommend installing Windows 7 or 8 and running XP and your old software on a virtual machine. I have done this before on OS X and Windows 7 hosts, and hardware locked (USB dongle) software.
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The product listed on Amazon specifically states the platform is for Window 7/8. However the box the program came in says it is compatible with XP & Vista so you should be good to go.
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operating system compatibility:Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP3 or higher (32-bit only); Mac OS X v10.6, Lion, Mountain Lion .
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You can upgrade the operating system and it currently has Yosemite installed. I believe Archicad 18 is compatible with both, maverick and yosemite, but you may experience some compatibility issues. I'd recommend installing it via VMWare Fusion and running it off Windows.
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If you can boot that MAC into XP or newer, you can. Here are the requirements: * IBM-compatible PC computer with 1.0 Ghz Pentium 3/4 or AMD Athlon/64 compatible processor * Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 operating system * 256MB system memory (RAM) * 1.5 GB free, uncompressed hard-disk space* * ATI Radeon 9800/NVidia Geforce Ti4200 with at least 128MB memory * Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or higher * DVD-ROM Drive for installation * 1 free USB 1.1/2.0 port * 100% DirectX 9 compatible sound card (optional) Or alternatively: * An Intel-based Apple Macintosh computer running Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or 7 under one of the following systems: * Bootcamp (recommended) * VMWare Fusion (latest version) * Parallels (latest version)