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Episode 77 - Transform XP into Vista

Related Article: How Windows Vista Works

Watch this video about transforming Windows XP into Vista on HowStuffWorks. Andy and Sean show you how to make a Windows XP machine look and work like Vista in this video from LabRats.tv

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Microsoft Vista - Networking & Back-up (0:59)

Learn about Vista's options for inter-PC networking and backing up your files.

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See how Vista helps you manage your digital photos.

Microsoft Vista - Digital Media (0:59)

See how Vista helps you manage your music and video content.

Microsoft Vista - Overview (1:45)

A brief overview of the highlights of the Windows Vista operating system.

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