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Technology impaired questions. - Username removed - 12-01-2012 Cleaning up my forum account, please delete this thread if you wish. RE: Technology impaired questions. - Mickk - 12-02-2012 (12-01-2012, 10:43 PM)redfire912 Wrote: I want to switch from Windows XP to Windows 7, but when I was younger and tried to switch the system by myself I ended up screwing up the entire computer, dad was angry, he lost many important documents for his job, I remained with a trauma, now I am too scared to attempt installing a new OS again, but I tasted the Windows 7, and I wanna have it ! Well, I'm not going to write a tutorial on how to do the switch, mostly because I haven't done it myself. What I will say is, you can probably get an ISO of Win 7 from.... somewhere, but you will have to find it yourself, as that sort of thing is frowned on here. Your best bet is to go and purchase a legal copy of Win 7, ask your father to back up any important documents/things that are on the computer and go from there. The easiest way to install a new OS is to make sure you have *ALL* of the drivers for the computer, sound card, video card, printer drivers and so on. Then just put the Win 7 disc in the drive and follow the instructions. Note, I'm not in game often enough to need money, so don't worry about it. RE: Technology impaired questions. - Username removed - 12-02-2012 Cleaning up my forum account, please delete this thread if you wish. |