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Upgrade Windows Vista to Windows 7
guys is it really worth.. ??
have anyone upgraded from vista ?
my vista is really starting to show signs of slowness , hangin.. symptoms of " years of usage " ....
advice me for the best thing to do..
i am running home premium on my 1530 dell laptop
i want to try 7
i have downloaded the RC ,
will my files be there or deleted ?
wht about my programs ?
i need help regarding these ....
how much space is needed for dual boot
is sthere a way to backup my data on HDD so that later after installing a frsh 7 RC , i can move it back to respective places ?
also i on dell which doesnt allow me to partition .. help me on this issue also ..
also i want to remove everything that came with dell.. i mean the media dock , etc and also backup they have in seperate partition
but at the same time , can i backup my data on the HDD some where it wont be deleted in these process ?
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Experienced User
Windows 7 is a great improvement over Vista. It is FAST, has improved usability due to new SuperBar and other nifty GUI enhancement and is stable,reliable and highly compatible.
Popping in the Windows 7 DVD allows you to either Upgrade Vista to Windows 7 RC OR to have a Clean Install of Windows 7. In the Former case, all your Vista files settings including your programs will remain as it is and the OS will get upgraded to Windows 7 RC. In the latter case, you'll need a fresh partition to install Windows 7 and dual boot with Vista.
Here's an Article on the blog guiding you to [url=http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2008/06/17/how-to-create-full-windows-backup-by-imaging-without-using-norton-ghost/]how to backup data
Remember, Windows 7 is still in beta stage, so it might not be 100% stable although it is very stable on my PC upto now.
Also remember that you won't be able to directly Upgrade to Windows 7 final from Windows 7 RC in future. You'll need a clean install of Windows 7 Final (when it comes out) again.
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Experienced User
I can say Windows 7 RC is much more stable than Vista, A LOT.
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thnks guys .
so if i do a upgrade will the softwares and all work as it is ?
wht do usuggest me guys ?
do a upgrade or fresh install ?
if fresh install tell me some suggestion in backing up my stuffs ?
there too many ... CD/DVD cant hold that much .. so i had to move it to HDD partition , but my dell has been locked not to do a partition ... any help ?
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Experienced User
If your files is not important you can do fresh install. If you have some important, buy external hard disk or thumb drive. Can backup them into your ex hard disk/ thumb drive
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okkk..
is upgrade any different from fresh install ?
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Experienced User
Yes, it is. A clean install is always better.
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