Satellite A100 - 784 PSAANE: Installation of Vista Edition Home Premium processor in a box

Hi guys, I would like to ask you a difficult question for me :)

I have Toshiba Satellite A100 - 784 PSAANE with Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit OEM Czech and
DVD from Toshiba product recovery. I converted (boxed) Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 Eng as a gift
There are. And now to the point :) - I would like to install this new Vista Home Premium instead of
Home base OEM.

1.) am I allowed to install Home Premium without any problem? (I'm worried the WinRE partition)

2.) if I can't do it because of the WinRE partition, can I save this partition and remove it?

(3.) if I do, I am able to download all the drivers from Toshiba site driver Toshiba (value
added package for the most part)?

4.) I am able to download all the utilities Toshiba?

5.) if I use the product Recovery DVD in the future (with this Home Basic OEM), it will work if WinRE partition
is deleted?

Thank you for your response.

Hello

(1) you can install the new Vista easily. When installing new Vista installation program should create a new WinRE partition too. If don t be worried. But I recommend creating a backup of your important files such as mp3, photos, etc...

(2) you can do the installation should be possible and should go smoothly. But don t forget to include the SATA drivers that are necessary to recognize the HARD drive. On the Toshiba page, you might find the Intel Storage Manager that contains the SATA driver. Include the driver during the installation procedure using the F6 key.

(3) Yes, Vista drivers should appear on the page of the European driver Toshiba.

(4) see point 3 ;)

(5) the product recovery DVD will format the whole HARD drive. It will delete the partitions and all will remove the HARD drive. And it will also create the new WinRE partition. Simply said; the Toshiba Vista recovery DVDs will fix the laptop back to factory settings

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