Vista OEM software, downgrade from 64 to 32 bit

[Shane Nokes]

Bunky?

I don't think you'll finding me sharing anything with you, let alone sleeping in the same room.

Honestly what is your issue?

Right

So I'm guessing that you're some sort of Supertroll hiding behind a pseudonym because you're too afraid to post as your self.

OK... if it will make you happy: my real name is Paul Montgomery. Have
fun.

Feel better, bunky?

 

[Mick Murphy]

You had to admit you were wrong.
I rest my case; you ARE a loser!

You never apologised to me, SCUM!
I never did like a fag!

 

[Nonny]

You had to admit you were wrong.
I rest my case; you ARE a loser!

You never apologised to me, SCUM!
I never did like a fag!

You hitting the bottle again??

 

[Shane Nokes]

No, just his Sheila.

You had to admit you were wrong.
I rest my case; you ARE a loser!

You never apologised to me, SCUM!
I never did like a fag!

You hitting the bottle again??

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

<post forwarded to OEM police>

I got the kit and took it for a test drive. The Vista dvd in an OEM pack is
not a special OEM disk like it is with XP. It is the same dvd that is used
in retail editions. I just did an upgrade from XP Home to VHP using the
media and the OEM product key to prove it. Having had some experience with
XP cds that one surprised me. Now that I have seen it done I think I
understand why it had to be that way for Vista. Vista doesn't have a repair
install option.