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Doesnt install on vista sp1, says i have an incompatible service pack. People on hotfix said i needed to enable emulate mode, whatever that is

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Originally posted by Jimbo
Doesnt install on vista sp1, says i have an incompatible service pack. People on hotfix said i needed to enable emulate mode, whatever that is

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works fine here

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Originally posted by -dt-

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Originally posted by Jimbo
Doesnt install on vista sp1, says i have an incompatible service pack. People on hotfix said i needed to enable emulate mode, whatever that is

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works fine here

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its not working here, i think i got an RC version of SP1, but i didnt think there were an other updated versions

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Originally posted by Jimbo
Doesnt install on vista sp1, says i have an incompatible service pack. People on hotfix said i needed to enable emulate mode, whatever that is

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You arent using Service Pack 1 RTM then, you're using Service Pack 1 Beta/Release Candidate Refresh.

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Originally posted by Dane

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Originally posted by Jimbo
Doesnt install on vista sp1, says i have an incompatible service pack. People on hotfix said i needed to enable emulate mode, whatever that is

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You arent using Service Pack 1 RTM then, you're using Service Pack 1 Beta/Release Candidate Refresh.

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How do i get RTM?

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Originally posted by andrewdodd13

To install Vista SP1 RTM I think you have to first uninstall the beta and then install RTM.

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aye

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Originally posted by vaccination

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Originally posted by andrewdodd13

To install Vista SP1 RTM I think you have to first uninstall the beta and then install RTM.

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aye

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Umm, help.. how? I dont know where to go, what to uninstall, what pack update was it?

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Originally posted by [b
2nd result on google[/b]]
Now, to the actual uninstalling of Vista SP1. The process is rather simple and it involves the Package Manager. All that users have to do is open a command prompt with elevated privileges. In order to do so, simply type "cmd" in the Search box under the Start menu and right-click selecting "Run as administrator" from the contextual menu that will pop up. Identify the build number of your previous Vista SP1 installation and put in the following command: "start /w pkgmgr /up: VistaSP1-KB936330~31bf3856ad364e35~x86~~6.0.0.". This is obviously valid for 32-bit machines. On 64-bit computers replace "x86" with "amd64". For confirmation enter "winver" and press Enter in the Run dialog box.

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Don't people google anymore -_-

Ok after i do that, im guessing i just run windows update and it will show me RTM

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Originally posted by Jimbo

Ok after i do that, im guessing i just run windows update and it will show me RTM

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not likely RTM is Released to manufactures, won't be on windows update as its not released to the public.