Vista 64bit ultimate install problem..

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by double_kill, Jun 2, 2013.

  1. double_kill

    double_kill MDL Member

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    #1 double_kill, Jun 2, 2013
    kinda got a weird problem...
    I'm trying to install vista 64bit (2 disc version) on my I-mac 21'....
    When it gets to 50% installed it pops up saying to put in the second disc but doesn't eject the first one.
    so what i'm wondering is this some kind of bug or is there some way to make a all-in-one disc for vista X64?
    I /have/ tried to use and external disc drive and that hasn't worked for the second disc. o_O
     
  2. Tito

    Tito Super Mod / Adviser
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    #2 Tito, Jun 2, 2013
    From where do you get the '2 disc version' of Vista 64 bit??

    :confused:
     
  3. double_kill

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    #3 double_kill, Jun 2, 2013 (OP)
    you're saying theres not....?
    I get it where i get everything... torrent :p
     
  4. Humphrey

    Humphrey MDL Expert

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    #4 Humphrey, Jun 2, 2013
    You should find a single disk version. It should work.
     
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  5. Tito

    Tito Super Mod / Adviser
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  6. double_kill

    double_kill MDL Member

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    #6 double_kill, Jun 2, 2013 (OP)
    I couldn't find any for vista ultimate... but I did find some for home premium (just this second) , so I'll try that.
    I'll pull that silly file out of sources and unlock all the versions...
     
  7. double_kill

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  8. Carlos Detweiller

    Carlos Detweiller Emperor of Ice-Cream

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    #8 Carlos Detweiller, Jun 2, 2013
    Vista was available on CD (on request) for people with no DVD drive. So it may have been one of that copies. About everyone has a DVD or better drive now, so the CD versions are largely irrelevant.