Looking at Quote #439
SHIT! Who the hell is putting up an hole OS on a site like ''The Pirate Bay''???
This is just stupid bullshit and there is no reason to risk your computer just to download a free OS????
If innstalled:
Your BIOS may change wich mean you computer will overheat and work like a tourtle in the dessert.
You may never see any form of OS on you computer again.
Functions that ''should'' have been in Vista is not there cause something went wrong under the downloading.
Files you have on you XP may be lost and never seen.
If this torrent contains a hidden CAIG file in it, it will delete some of the parts in the HARDWARE wich makes it impossible to recover the old OS you took backup DVD's of.
Apps you wane innstall or games for instance, may never be possible to innstall because they need some codes from the OS wich is authentic. This torrent may be cracked to death, but all Windows Vista DVD's contain a code unice for THAT dvd.
Another file called PHJ89 will make it possible to start your Vista ONCE only before the shit break down.
NOW!::::::: If your attempting to do this even after what I said, take backups of ALL files in the OS. That may be the only saving you got if something goes wrong.
Buy the real thing if you wane upgrade and don't fuck you system up by doing this.
YES! I'VE READED ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS AND I KNOW SOMEONE MADE IT WORK. YOU MAY BE THE ONLY ONE WITH COMPUTERS FOR VISTA WHO HAS BEEN DOWNLOADED THIS CRAP!!!!
ImagineAZ at 2008-04-27 21:26 CET:
I tried to use this on my second hard drive, to dual boot. I have XP on my main hard drive.
My computer went through the entire installation process. I entered my name with no password. It said "Welcome". I was just about to hit the Vista Desktop.
Then it said "Shutting Down."
It showed the Desktop for maybe 1 second, then said "Logging Off" and then it went back to the green login screen and said "Shutting Down" again.
There were no error messages leading up to "Shutting Down."
Now when I start my computer, I get failures. It says it could not find bootmgr. Then it tries to load XP and says it could not find ntldr.
I have run into this exact same scenario with 2 different Vistas I've downloaded here. I know how to get XP running again, but I have no idea what's causing the problem that causes the shut down at the very end of the Vista installation process.
Any ideas?
Well, thers no problems for me! No viruses or shit like that... so! yeah its safe. I am not like that.
Tell me a hardware description aand ill try to solve it . THX for downloading and seeding all of you