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Upgrading - The process of extending the usefulness or useful life of a device.

Some older computers can be upgraded or updated in different ways to drastically reduce the $$$ cost $$$ normally associated with replacing the computer entirely.

Some upgrading is a relatively simple process to do by yourself. In others it can be a daunting experience to upgrade your computer system if you don't know what it is you need to look for or/at inside your computer.  If you know the basics of what to look for in your computer and find out what it is capable of, or if that computer component can be upgraded (i.e. memory, video card, CD, DVD, monitor, MotherBoard, sound card, Operating System or hard drive).

 The major questions are:

Do you need and want all of your settings, documents and programs from your present computer on your new system or do you want to payout more of your $$$$ Money $$$  for what you already posses?

 Do you just want to put the most stable operating system you can get and quit seeing that Blue screen of death and or having those pesky out of memory messages appear?

How can you be told honestly whether or not your computer system is to old to update or upgrade? In other words how do I avoid being told to buy and then sold the latest and greatest computer system for "much more than I want to spend" or have the money to buy?

 Do you want to hand over your hard earned money for a completely new system or would you rather spend much $$$ less $$$ on increasing the capabilities of your current base system you have already by one of several methods: 

 The do it yourselfer or The Professional Upgradee

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Of note: Upgrading to any version of Windows Vista may not be feasible.

One example of this is using the Vista upgrade advisor on one of my personal systems which was not very old (a 3.5Ghz system with a 256MB XL800 All-In-Wonder video graphics and TV card 2GB Memory SATA HDs). All was supposedly good met all requirements no indication that hardware was incompatible - tried to install Windows Vista Business and it was going good then hung up and would not install. Come to find out it was the MainBoard or Motherboard was incompatible with Vista and the manufacturer even confirmed that this motherboard was incompatible and they were not going to make it compatible either. This was not a low end product either! The manufacturer is now off my list of suppliers since this motherboard was only just over a year old at the time!

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