As you may be aware, Microsoft is finally releasing the followup to Windows XP, called Windows Vista, in a few weeks time. As with previous upgrades for Windows, this will create some problems for people who want to upgrade their computers.
When a new version of Windows is released, there are usually some bugs and other issues that need to be ironed out. Microsoft has put Vista through extensive testing, but it is hard for them to test it for every possible situation because there are so many different computer setups and configurations.
If you’re thinking about upgrading your computer to Vista when it’s released, here are a few things you need to know.
Compatibility
One of the biggest issues with new versions of Windows is compatibility with existing equipment – both in your computer and peripherals like printers and scanners.
Microsoft has tried to keep Vista compatible with all the existing hardware and software out there, but it’s just not possible to be 100% compatible and still add new features and capabilities to Windows.
Before you go out and buy Windows Vista, check to make sure all the equipment you use...
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