Can Your PC Run the Core Experiences?

The Vista Upgrade Advisor | Vista Compatible Drivers | Vista Compatibility | Vista Incompatible Drivers

The Upgrade Advisor first tests hardware of your PC, look out for all the signs that the system has all the chops it needs to handle essential disk, memory, and CPU functions. The following window gives you the overview of how advisor will tell you whether these hardware features are up to the task of running Vista's core experiences, which are basic features.

The PCs built since 2005, the Upgrade Advisor will report that the hardware will run the core experiences of Vista. and if at all your PC fails in this test, don't ever think of installing Windows Vista on the system without going for a major hardware update.

If the result of the Upgrade Advisor is 'No action required' on your system for the plugged hardware while the test i going on, means there is no problem at all for installing Windows Vista. But it does not mean that Vista will run fast on that system where the test is carried out, it also indicates that there is no show stopper found.

In case if you want to go for installing Vista, and it seems to be very slower PC then just upgrade the RAM, video board, or one may go for replacement of the motherboard for a new model-to improve the situation. You could not enjoy the actual features of the Vista on a PC that the Upgrade Advisor reports is not capable of handling it.