You need a XP disc.
You can torrent to find this its pretty easy

I wouldnt wonna **** anything up and would kno how to install it...

If anyone can find me a Link and Tutorial i'll plus Rep!

-Pownaa

Plus'd Rep for the Help thoo safe ^^

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There's a tutorial how to downgrade.
For the XP disc..i got one on Piratebay but i'm not 100% sure if it working(didn't tried)

Well if you have 32 bit Vista and >4GB of RAM you shouldn't worry. If you have 64 bit regardless of your RAM than you might.
I've never heard of this, but Windows 7 doesn't steal RAM, so I doubt Vista would.

If you know how much physical RAM you have installed, then ctrl+alt+delete > Task Manager > Performance Tab and look where it says "Physical Memory (MB)" and then "Total". That will tell you how many Megabytes of RAM you have installed. Divide that by 1000 and round up. See if your physical memory installed matches what you computer says. If it's off by ~1GB than it's true, if not than it's not true.

OnlyHax wrote Well if you have 32 bit Vista and >4GB of RAM you shouldn't worry. If you have 64 bit regardless of your RAM than you might.
I've never heard of this, but Windows 7 doesn't steal RAM, so I doubt Vista would.

yes vista does,If u have 4GB RAM...with vista is like 3gbram.

eska wrote

OnlyHax wrote Well if you have 32 bit Vista and >4GB of RAM you shouldn't worry. If you have 64 bit regardless of your RAM than you might.
I've never heard of this, but Windows 7 doesn't steal RAM, so I doubt Vista would.

yes vista does,If u have 4GB RAM...with vista is like 3gbram.

Because 32 bit only supports 3GB. If you upgrade to 64 bit you should see all 4GB.

Because 32 bit only supports 3GB. If you upgrade to 64 bit you should see all 4GB.

How would i upgrade from 32 - 64bit ?

-Pownaa

I don't believe hardware changes will cause you to gain another gig of RAM. I'm sorry.

OnlyHax wrote Well if you have 32 bit Vista and >4GB of RAM you shouldn't worry. If you have 64 bit regardless of your RAM than you might.
I've never heard of this, but Windows 7 doesn't steal RAM, so I doubt Vista would.

If you know how much physical RAM you have installed, then ctrl+alt+delete > Task Manager > Performance Tab and look where it says "Physical Memory (MB)" and then "Total". That will tell you how many Megabytes of RAM you have installed. Divide that by 1000 and round up. See if your physical memory installed matches what you computer says. If it's off by ~1GB than it's true, if not than it's not true.

i have 1gb of Ram, my computer has never let me down and is really quite fast, but i want to downgrade to XP anyway as it will be able to run games alot smoother and will be alot faster! XP is the best watever anyone says thats why i want to downgrade...