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September 10th 06, 05:49 PM
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Installing Vista from a hard disk
Id like to know if i can install RC1 without writing it onto a dvd (i dont
have a dvd writer). eg. If i'd exctract it onto Drive C and want to install it onto Drive D. Would it work? And when can i get a serial number, or does it work without it? 
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September 10th 06, 06:22 PM
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Installing Vista from a hard disk
You can mount the Iso image as an Virtual Drive with tools like "daemon
tools" or "alcohol 120%" http://www.soft-ware.net/system/hard...rom/p03137.asp You musnt enter an Serial Key, but Vista expires after 14 Days without activation. "Gyuszika" wrote: Id like to know if i can install RC1 without writing it onto a dvd (i dont have a dvd writer). eg. If i'd exctract it onto Drive C and want to install it onto Drive D. Would it work? And when can i get a serial number, or does it work without it?
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