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You can buy it. :) or use Windows 7 (also buy it), it's better, but if you want a touch compatible (very, very good with touch PC) - Windows 8!! ;) Hope this answered your question, glad to help!
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checklist:
1. sound driver
2. microphone settings in volume control applet
3. tap test (tap the area around the microphone and see if eg Sound Recorder picks it up)
4. external microphone
If you get to step 4 before you get anything then your problem is one of missing or damaged microphone.
your kind of screwed. Download Knoppix and burn it to a cd then run it to back up your files. Then your going to have to put in your vista disk and boot from it then reinstall vista
The tests will have told you which version of Vista Microsoft think your machine will run best, based on its specifications and performance; however, this may not be the best version for your NEEDS, just for your HARDWARE.
Unless you specifically need the extra options that Vista Business has, most people who use Vista are quite content with Home Premium. Check the various versions out on the Microsoft Site and decide which best serves your needs, bearing in mind you can easily go up to Business without your machine being stressed.
Only OEM editions of Windows Vista Business and Vista Ultimate can be downgraded to Windows XP Professional. Microsoft offers no downgrade rights for Vista Home Basic or Home Premium.
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Install them in that order. Once they're installed (you probably want
to restart), visit http://themexp.org and download a visual style
(theme). Extract it to c:\windows\resources\themes and it should show
up when you right click on the desktop and go to properties.
StyleXP helps this process a bit (you won't need to install WinRAR or the UXTheme patcher). It does, however, cost money.
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