Cant upgrade, Windows Vista Powershell installed
Im trying to upgrade windows xp to windows vista, but I get an error saying powershell must first be unitstalled. I looked in Add/Remove programs in the Control Panel, and then click see the update. I don't see any PowerShell. Why I have a problem is it? Windows XP Pro SP3 installed.
Thank you
Aurelien2002 salvation,
Please see the steps below for the link uninstall Powershell:
http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950376
Kind regards
Gaurav Prakash - Microsoft Support
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