Whoa, that's insane, but I searched the entire internet and couldn't find a single person who asked.

I'm wondering what the .cue file is for and if I need it with the .iso . I have a computer that has enough system requirements to run the Windows Aero Theme alright and I wanna install Windows Vista, but there is also a .cue file that comes with the iso (If you don't know what I mean, you can click Show All, in the file download section and you can see a .cue file that comes with the iso.). I am going to use Rufus.ie to make a bootable USB of the installer if you need to know that. But I really don't know if I need the .cue file or not.

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seems to work pretty well on virtualbox.

Serial for Vista Home Premium: 2R6WF-KYF88-27HYQ-XTKW2-WQD8Q

You after to get aero you can shut-down and click settings and click system virtualbox and click Display And you not Enable 3D Accelation OK and you got click start and Aero is it working with theme is the problem

Have fun!

where is the product key ?

I started using Windows Vista in 2009 on a desktop, then like a year or 2 later, I had Windows Vista on a laptop. They broke once or twice, but when I moved somewhere else (with the same computers), I just started downloading a bunch of games on the desktop and turns out there were like 50 or so viruses on there (I think my anti-virus was disabled) and the laptop was given to my sister, who used it until like early 2018, then it just broke (so bad) and then it was given to my dad to fix. (I'm still waiting for it to get fixed.)

I have heard many awful things about vista and that people hate it. I am the owner of three Vista PCs that have broken hard drives. Why i choose this is because you can choose any edition you want except for enterprise. why i am so-so about this is because you have to advance search it by clicking all items and then click the ISO file.