i can't installed vista on my computer need help

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well i have a dell latitiude d600 1.6 ghz 1 gig of ram 32 mb video.......when
i run vista advisor it says i can run vista core on my computer..........my
question is that when i try to installed vista after last thing it freezes
and show lines.......i have update the bios too so i dont know what is the
problem
 
christian said:
well i have a dell latitiude d600 1.6 ghz 1 gig of ram 32 mb
video.......when
i run vista advisor it says i can run vista core on my
computer..........my
question is that when i try to installed vista after last thing it
freezes
and show lines.......i have update the bios too so i dont know what is the
problem
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Many have reported a problem, I dealt with it as well, with the burned DVD
not working properly.
Could it simply be a bad burn? I had to burn mine a second time using a
slower speed (burned at 4x) and then it worked perfectly.
-Wojo
 
It is rather hard to tell where in the install process when you use terms
like 'after the last thing'.
 
Wojo said:
Many have reported a problem, I dealt with it as well, with the burned
DVD not working properly.
Could it simply be a bad burn? I had to burn mine a second time using a
slower speed (burned at 4x) and then it worked perfectly.
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I burnt three Beta 2 versions (x86 ENU, x86 DEU, x64 DEU) at 2x - as
recommended - and all installed smoothly.

Roy
 
i bought mine from microsoft and i dont think its the DVDs but i think its
something to do with the bios on this computer need help
 
ok i put the vista dvd that i bought from microsoft..i put my product key
and then i do a clean up installed......and after i installed all the
features of vista...it restarts one last time then it freezes and shows
lines on my computer
 
Good. Have you tried going into VGA mode and resetting your video settings
to a lower setting and refresh rate.
 
where can i find that is that right clicking and then properties it say 60
hertz but i cant get lower then that
 
That's low enough and if the resolution is also fairly low, then this is not
the problem. You have gone thru the complete setup, correct? What do you
see when you boot into VGA or safe modes. What screen did you have when you
right clicked?
 
christian said:
i bought the dvds from microsoft 32 bit and 64bit
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I think everybody else is on the right track here.
It is likely a display mode problem.
I didn't get lines when I installed I got the generic display drivers which
worked with very
low res poor quality video until I found and installed Vista video card and
monitor drivers.
Booting into safe mode would hopefully give you access to your computer to
be able
to download and install the correct drivers.
-Wojo
 
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