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How to Buy a Vista Ready PC

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By eHow Contributing Writer

With Windows Vista now on the market, you want to look for computers that already have it installed. This will save you the cost of having to purchase it as an add-on. When looking for a Vista ready PC, you will want to do your research to ensure that you are buying the best computer and the right version of Vista for your needs. Use these suggestions to buy a Vista ready PC.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • internet access
  • computer
  1. Step 1

    Decide what kind of PC you are looking to buy. There are many different personal computers to choose from. Check online and in consumer magazines to find out which personal computer is best for you.

  2. Step 2

    Decide what version of Vista is right for you. There is the Basic, Premium and Ultimate. Check online and in consumer magazines to find out which version is best for you.

  3. Step 3

    Check online for a good deal. Browse the Internet for Vista ready PCs. Visit online tech stores and type in "Vista Ready PCs" to see what different options are available.

  4. Step 4

    Visit your local stores. Pretty much any store that has a computer department will have some that come with Vista already installed. For the best results, visit a store that specializes in computers.

  5. Step 5

    Compare and save. Decide which avenue that you researched offered the best deal before you decide to purchase. Purchase the best quality Vista ready PC you can afford.

Tips & Warnings
  • Do your research before you decide on a particular PC. The different brands and models available, while similar, all have differences that may or may not appeal to you.
  • Purchasing from online stores may have the added charge for shipping. Be sure to include that in your price comparisons.
  • Do not move any files that may be corrupted from your old computer onto your new Vista ready PC.
  • Windows Vista is still a new program; all the problems may not be worked out.
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