Home Basic is suitable for normal computing at the home level. It contains a handsome set of features that are usually needed by a normal computer user, like multimedia, small games, basic document editing, desktop manager, instant search, multitasking, etc.
Windows Vista Home Basic edition does not have advanced features like Windows Aero UI style, BitLocker, and Multilanguage support.
Tip: Windows 7 is an improved version of Vista. You should try Windows 7 Home Basic ISO too.
The 32-bit version of Vista Home edition allows only 4 GB RAM usage, while Vista Home Basic 64-bit version supports 8 GB RAM.
Windows Vista Description
Windows Vista is a truly beautiful Windows OS. Vista was first released on January 30, 2007, for the public. Windows Longhorn was the codename of Vista. Though Vista could not get popularity as a stable operating system, its beauty and impressive graphics made it a legend of attraction.
Vista was released after Windows XP and before Windows 7. Most of the graphical UI and core of Windows 7 is borrowed from Windows Vista.
The major features of Vista and Windows 7 are almost the same. Here are some popular features:
- Aero visual style
- New Start button and start menu
- Smooth animations
- Flip 3D
- Desktop gadgets
- Folders and files search from File Explorer
- New and beautiful fonts
- Backup and Restore
- Live thumbnail
- Redesigned Windows Explorer and Taskbar
- Improved system performance
- Security improvements
Windows Vista Editions
Vista has 6 editions, ranging from personal basic to enterprise-level usage. Here are all six editions:
These editions are also named Windows 7. The only different edition is Business, replaced by the Professional edition in Windows Seven.
All editions have 64-bit and 32-bit versions except the Starter edition, which Is only available in the 32-bit version.
Download Windows Vista Home Basic ISO
Choose Vista x64 (64-bit) or x86 (32-bit) ISO file.
Windows_Vista_Multi_Edition_x64_With_SP2_English.iso
Windows_Vista_Multi_Edition_x86_With_SP2_English.iso