http://www.vistaclues.com/upgrading-to-windows-vista-from-windows-xp/ Windows Vista and Windows 7 Help Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:38:20 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.vistaclues.com/upgrading-to-windows-vista-from-windows-xp/#comment-3903 Frank Vieira Thu, 24 May 2007 22:03:41 +0000 http://vistaclues.com/?p=26#comment-3903 I need help i get an error code 0x8007017 unable to install Vista Premium. Thank You I need help i get an error code 0×8007017 unable to install Vista Premium.
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]]> http://www.vistaclues.com/upgrading-to-windows-vista-from-windows-xp/#comment-20 Vista Clues » Setup BitLocker after Installing Windows - Windows Vista help Wed, 13 Dec 2006 13:26:38 +0000 http://vistaclues.com/?p=26#comment-20 [...] 1. BACKUP YOUR COMPUTER. Your messing with your disk here, and if things go wrong, it won’t start. Don’t take chances. After the backup, ensure that your C: drive has at least 1.5 GB free space. If necessary, use the Disk Cleanup Wizard to free space. 2. Open the Computer Management console by clicking Start, right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Manage. 3. Right-click the C: drive and then click Shrink Volume. Configure the Shrink dialog to reduce the size of the C: drive by at least 1.5 GB. Then, click Shrink. 4. After shrinking the C: drive, right-click the new, empty volume in the Disk Management snap-in, and then click New simple volume. 5. Use the New Simple Volume wizard to format the volume with NTFS. 6. The formatting might take several minutes. Afterwards, you will have the two partitions necessary to use BitLocker. However, the smaller partition must be marked as active. Right-click it, and then click Mark partition as active. 7. After changing the active partition, Windows will no longer start. Restart the computer from the Windows Vista DVD (the computer must be configured to start from CD/DVD), and start setup. When prompted, click Repair your computer. [...] [...] 1. BACKUP YOUR COMPUTER. Your messing with your disk here, and if things go wrong, it won’t start. Don’t take chances. After the backup, ensure that your C: drive has at least 1.5 GB free space. If necessary, use the Disk Cleanup Wizard to free space. 2. Open the Computer Management console by clicking Start, right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Manage. 3. Right-click the C: drive and then click Shrink Volume. Configure the Shrink dialog to reduce the size of the C: drive by at least 1.5 GB. Then, click Shrink. 4. After shrinking the C: drive, right-click the new, empty volume in the Disk Management snap-in, and then click New simple volume. 5. Use the New Simple Volume wizard to format the volume with NTFS. 6. The formatting might take several minutes. Afterwards, you will have the two partitions necessary to use BitLocker. However, the smaller partition must be marked as active. Right-click it, and then click Mark partition as active. 7. After changing the active partition, Windows will no longer start. Restart the computer from the Windows Vista DVD (the computer must be configured to start from CD/DVD), and start setup. When prompted, click Repair your computer. [...]

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