Uninstall WIndows Vista

I recently read this: http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/893d4cb7-aff8-45d9-b94e-e1d6f25894ef1033.mspx Now my probably is emptying my backup. It says there are 5MG left out of 10GB, how do I delete all these files, make a new backup, and end this Vista misery?

I have no idea what you said in your first post GioAguilar, but if you can explain in a little simpler terms I think I'll have a solution. I just reinstalled Vista (thinking this is what you told me to do) and the options you said to look for didn't come up and it when the whole painful process was over nothing changed. New question: If I buy a new hard drive and put my Windows XP Upgrade CD in it, will it work or will I still have to install 98/Me to give the hard drive the basics for Windows and then upgrade it? I am so sick of computers it's not even funny.

Just before my DVD/CD drive was lost and now after I reinstall I don't have a outgoing audio device. This is just sad. Never again.

Hello. I am using a Dimension 9200.

I honestly don't know what you guys are talking about when you say "boot." My Windows 98 SE is on a CD.

It's easy.

-Put the XP CD in the drive.
-Restart the computer, but pay attention to the words on the screen.
-When you see something like "Press ESC to enter setup" or "Press DEL to enter setup", do it, and do it quickly, it may take several trys to get it.
-You should now be in the BIOS
-Look around in there (with the arrow keys) and find something like "First Boot Device"
-Change it to your CD drive with the XP disk in it.
-Save the changes and restart the computer
-The system will boot to the XP CD now instead of the hard drive (HDD)
-Follow the instructions for the install.
-When it asks for proof of a previous version of windows (since your copy of XP is only an upgrade), put the 98 or whatever it is disk in the drive and tell the computer where to find it.
-When it says ok, put the XP disk back in.
-When it's all done, get back into the bios and change the first boot device back to the hard drive

Easy.

Started reading CD on boot, started downloading stuff, and before I could do anything else I got blue screen. This is absurd. I haven't come across one freaking solution that didn't cause me two more problems.

I just bought a bran freaking new hard drive and it did the exact same thing. Tell me, how much more money will it cost me to get a bran new computer working properly? I thought 300 dollars would have been enough. No amount of money will ever add up to the grief and stress these thing has taken away from me.