Yep you can, supposedly it might make it a bit slower than a clean install of W7 but I upgraded Vista Business to RC with no issues at all. It notifies you to uninstall specific applications, etc before installing, after that it's all good. After uninstalling McAfee, upgrading, and installing Avast, my Samsung X360 seems faster and more stable now than Vista. I don't know if it's just me but it seems to run more efficiently, definitely a lot snappier.
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Well, to be on safe side, I'll just put the data on Dvd, and do clean install. I need to get rid of that junk software I installed on Vista anyway.
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Just finished installing RC1 on my computer here at work...it's operating smoothly as I thought it would.
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But I have since done a clean install for comparison and the difference is quite substantial IMO. First, a clean install took 25 mins compared to just over 2 hours for the Upgrade process. Second, the performance seems to be much better after a clean install (even after reloading all my apps) compared to the Upgraded state. -
Mmm. I installed W7 that I downloaded from MS on partition, but already deleted it. Do you download Ultimate by default?
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W7 64bit boots slower then my 32 Bit V Home Premium, other then that i love it
64 bit is awesome in comparison to 32 hehe.
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I have a quick question about 7. So by default, The root Libraries folder is pinned to the taskbar. Also, when I right click on the pinned "Windows Explorer" button, I pinned Downloads to the Jump list.
Here's my problem, when I pin Documents, Music, Pictures, or Videos, it directs me to the respective Library folder and NOT the individual User folder, which is what I want.
Now, I created a new Library called Downloads, which includes my User Downloads folder and the Public Downloads folder. How can I pin this Downloads Library to the "Windows Explorer" Jump list? -
slayerfaith1982 Notebook Evangelist
Quick question:
I'm dual booting Vista and W7. So that means my HDD has 3 partitions altogether. Vista, W7, and then a recovery partition.
Well for the W7 partition, I only set aside like 20gb of my HDD, and left everything else in the Vista partition.
Now Im thinking I may want to increase the size of my W7 partition a little bit more, cuz right now it only has 4gb free or so, and I wanted to install my MS Office suite on W7 too. So is there a way i can expand my W7 partition a little more without effing everything up? If so how would i go about doing it? -
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slayerfaith1982 Notebook Evangelist
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EDIT: Restarted the computer, tried it again and it worked... weird. :S
Windows 7 RC RELEASED!!!!
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by rjbg84, May 4, 2009.