Never did it with Vista because I bought the version I wanted. I did do
it with Windows 7 but you have to have a specific type of utility
software to edit an .iso in order to delete/rename the file that gets
you the version menu during install. But it is true that Vista and
Windows 7 disks ship with all versions included.
On 3/8/2010 2:06 PM, Rick Glazier wrote:
I thought you had to edit (or delete???) one file to "get a menu" to
select from.
I use Vista, but had three different types of the correct disks.
Rick Glazier
From: "Thane Sherrington" Subject: [H] Vista install question
Am I right in remembering that I can use any version of Vista to
install any other version? (So I can use a Vista Business CD and if
I enter a Vista Home Premium COA number, I'll end up with Vista Home
Premium?)
