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  • How to install Windows Vista on a Surface Pro 1 or any other UEFI-only device

    If you are trying to install Vista on a Surface Pro or UEFI-only machine, this tutorial is for you.
    However, this article proves that it isn't impossible to achieve this. This tutorial shows you how to install Windows Vista on a Surface Pro. This tutorial is meant for the Surface Pro 1, but could work on any other UEFI-only device, which it should, but not guaranteed
    ISO file link​.

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    It's great that you found a tutorial on installing Windows Vista on a Surface Pro or UEFI-only machine. It's impressive to see that it's possible with the right steps. By the way, if you need cheap Windows keys to activate your Windows Vista installation, you might want to check out this Reddit. They offer affordable keys that can help you with the activation process.

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    • #3
      Kudos to you for tackling the challenge of installing Windows Vista on a Surface Pro 1 or other UEFI-only devices! It's not your everyday task, that's for sure.

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      • #4
        This tutorial provides a solution for those attempting to install Windows Vista on a Surface Pro or a UEFI-only machine. While it's primarily aimed at the Surface Pro 1, it may also work on other UEFI-only devices. The provided ISO file link likely contains the necessary files for the installation.

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        • #5
          I checked out the tutorial you shared, and it's a fantastic resource. The fact that you're making it available for others who might be in the same boat is commendable. Sharing knowledge is what keeps the tech community thriving ! I totally get that sometimes, you want to explore older OS versions for various reasons. It's all about having options. Oh, and here's a little nugget of info for your tech toolkit: if you ever need a Windows OS key, there are websites out there that sell them. It's a handy trick for a smoother installation process.

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