Showing posts with label Vista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vista. Show all posts
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Windows Vista - beneficial features
Some reasons to use Windows Vista (by Chris Sells). No all are obvious at first glance and easy to detect. That make this list invaluable.
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Migrate from Windows XP to Windows Vista Business
No risk, no fun - that's maybe a good advise in adventures sports, but seldom in software "projects". But... it's xmas-time, angels will support me in migrating my system to Windows Vista...
So I updated my exisiting XP-Installation thru the Installer-Wizard to the new MS-OS. Beside from problems with most of my existing drivers, more or less everything was still running after the Update...
Today, I tried to install SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition. But the Installer told me, SQL Server is already installed (from my previous installation under XP). So I decided to uninstall the existing old, dead SQL Server XP Version. Via "ControlPanel - Programs and Features" (yes, no more "Add and Remove Software") I tried to find SQL Server.... but there was no entry visible.... grmpf.
So I manually remove SQL Server (remember.... "No risk, no fun") the real dirty way:
--> Holly ghost, xmas is here :-)
For a serious way to remove SQL Server 2005 manually, I recommend the following article (which I found after the hack I've done....):
Happy new Year 2007!
So I updated my exisiting XP-Installation thru the Installer-Wizard to the new MS-OS. Beside from problems with most of my existing drivers, more or less everything was still running after the Update...
Today, I tried to install SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition. But the Installer told me, SQL Server is already installed (from my previous installation under XP). So I decided to uninstall the existing old, dead SQL Server XP Version. Via "ControlPanel - Programs and Features" (yes, no more "Add and Remove Software") I tried to find SQL Server.... but there was no entry visible.... grmpf.
So I manually remove SQL Server (remember.... "No risk, no fun") the real dirty way:
- stopping and uninstalling services
- deleting files, folders, start menu entries
- deleting registry entries
--> Holly ghost, xmas is here :-)
For a serious way to remove SQL Server 2005 manually, I recommend the following article (which I found after the hack I've done....):
Happy new Year 2007!
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