Can i put G-force that is one computer and transfure it to a vista computer. with out have to get a new license.

I don't think a Microsoft operating system, including Vista, can be copied. The operating systems are proprietary and licensed by Microsoft, and the product key can not be transferred from one computer to another.

If you still have youir Vista license key and it is retail (not OEM), then you will be able to transfer your installation intact. Use windows vista system (not file) backup to a portable HDD. Also make a rescue disk. Then boot to the rescue disk on the other computer and follow the prompts to recover the main backup you made. You will need your license key to activate the new Vista. You may need to tell Microsoft that your old computer is no longer working to transfer the license. If the old license was OEM, you can't move the license (it is for the life of the original computer/motherboard only), and you will have to buy a Windows 8.1 pro license and migrate your data instead. I have done that from windows Vista 32 bit to Windows 7 64 bit. I used all different types of backups (including Mig, vista file backups, copy my whole profile) and carefully put it all back together. Let me know if you want more help with anything specific.

Hi,
That's a great idea and thank you for supporting legal copy of Windows software. My answer to your question is Yes! Definitely, you can buy your own license and install it in your computer. However, I assume that all authorized retailer of Windows are only selling Windows Vista version and up. But if you encounter a store that still sells a legal copy of Windows XP, you can grab that copy. But before buying a software, please check the specification of your computer and make sure that it is compatible with Windows 7, in that way once you have the Bootable CD you will not encounter any problem.
I hope I answered your question.
Thanks a lot!!

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If, when you try to activate Windows Vista on a computer that was obtained from an OEM, you experience one one of the following symptoms. Error message 1
Error Code: Invalid Volume License Key
Error message 2
Error Code: 0xC004F059
Description: The Software Licensing Service reported that a license in the computer BIOS is invalid.
You receive the following error message:
Error Code: 0xc004f035
The Software Licensing Service reported that the computer could not be activated with a Volume license product key. Volume licensed systems require upgrading from a qualified operating system. Please contact your system administrator or use a different type of key. Article KB94962 will help you. If the following error code or error message appears when users try to activate Windows Vista The activation key You typed is invalid This TechNet thread may prove to be of help. If you face Volume Activation error codes on Windows Vista-based computers, KB938450 will help you troubleshoot them.If, when you try to activate Windows Vista on a computer that was obtained from an OEM, you experience one one of the following symptoms.
Error message 1
Error Code: Invalid Volume License Key
Error message 2
Error Code: 0xC004F059
Description: The Software Licensing Service reported that a license in the computer BIOS is invalid.
You receive the following error message:
Error Code: 0xc004f035
The Software Licensing Service reported that the computer could not be activated with a Volume license product key. Volume licensed systems require upgrading from a qualified operating system. Please contact your system administrator or use a different type of key.
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If the following error code or error message appears when users try to activate Windows Vista
The activation key You typed is invalid
This TechNet thread may prove to be of help.

If you face Volume Activation error codes on Windows Vista-based computers..

waharris007,

I had the same problem...I originally thought it might be a ram chip and I started testing them...Turns out that the second ram socket was bad and I just had to remove one of the ram chips.

If your recovery CDs have failed you have some options

1. you can call the company who made your computer about a new set of restore discs

2. you can buy an operating system disc such as XP or vista

XP or Vista , Operating System Installation CD will setup the computer nicely , you may need drivers for certan things but not likely.


Malfunctioning restore CDs really **** me off

I just chunk em and load my XP pro disc

( multi machine volume license required if you wanna put it on multible computers )
( same with vista )

but in some cases you may find that XP pro will install on many machines just fine.


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Az.

Legally no. Micorsoft states that every Windows machine must have it's own operating system licensed to it.

maybe your vista license is for one computer only that's why will not accept the serial or product key you need to purchase another windows vista software with license

witch licensing key

hdd licensing key or

wista licensing key???