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yes i have and i have done everything on the page not that much improvement want to go back to windows xp to save money but no disk where can i get a cheap one from and the product key to register it thanks
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To sum up ...... Vista requirers a reasonably high spec to run
Your Laptop does not have this
You could replace your existing RAM with 2 x 512mb sticks, which will definitely help
Your system is better suited to XP
Changing your CPU is not a simple swap out

Also you have to consider whether you might be throwing good money after bad, with an old Laptop and whether your money will be better spent, towards a new machine.
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Did you not get a Recovery disk with this Laptop ?
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if u put more RAM in it may mean that coz your laptop is running faster it may make the laptop fry itself, if i were you id fibd a friend or relative with an xp disk with a prodict key, install xp again and leave the laptop alone
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phil would you just replace vista on that laptop coz it may end up burning the fans,CPU and even the motherboard if she isnt carteful
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Adding extra RAM shouldn't cause any drastic problems, providing it's the correct type.

The main issue I see here is the Sempron cpu. This is a crippled Athlon64 and even with extra RAM, this is still going to run like a slug .... also the graphics card is unlikely to cope with Vista's requirements, so as above ...... either go back to XP or buy a new Laptop
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250 gb SATA & 400gb SATA
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Pioneer 110 x 2
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