Install Windows Vista. Boot your PC using the Windows Vista Upgrade DVD, then click "Install Now" to commence Vista setup.
Leave the "Product Key" field blank when you are asked to enter the software's Product Key. Instead, skip this stage and disable the option that says “Automatically activate Windows when I'm online," and click "No" when asked if you would like to enter the Product Key before continuing.
Choose the Windows product that you own when you are provided with a list of Windows Vista product editions.
Choose "Custom (Advanced)" instead of "Upgrade" when asked which installation method you prefer. Format your hard disk if necessary by selecting the Drive options.
Enter your name and password together with the computer name when prompted by the Vista Setup (after the computer reboots itself). You will be asked to enter the current time zone, date and exact time later on.
Run the Windows Vista Setup DVD, but this time you will be running it within the Windows Vista platform. Click "Install Now," and choose the “Do not get the latest updates for installation” in the following screen.
Enter the product key on the next screen, accept the Windows EULA, and then select the "Upgrade" option.
Activate Windows Vista. Open the Start Menu found on the toolbar, right-click "Computer," and go to "Properties." Click the link labeled “Activate Windows Now.”
- Before upgrading to Windows Vista, make sure that you have an older version of a Windows operating system. A clean installation won't work without this.
- You only have 30 days to use an inactivated Windows Vista operating system. Activate your Windows Vista operating system as soon as possible so you don't forget.
- More information can be found on the official Microsoft Web site.
- Lots of Vista Activator available around the net but if you want lega call Microsoft for more information on how to purchase an authentic copy of Windows Vista or License for it.
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