Since xUKHCx was interested...
Got it to work. This is what you need to do. Hit F2 right away to boot into bios, and set the CD drive to boot first. With the vista dvd in, select the clean install option, delete the D drive and expand the C drive (for some reason this laptop was supposed to come with an 80 GB, but I got a 100!), and install vista. Because the install works differently and just expands vista onto your hardrive, after it installs and reboots, you must hit F2 before it boots to the CD again, or you are reinstalling vista again. You then set the Hard drive as number one in the boot order, watch it reboot to the hard drive and vista finishes the install. XP is considerably easier to install, but vista has it on speed.