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Experienced User
Windows 7 Upgrade Questions
Hi everyone,
I am planning to upgrade my laptop from Vista 32 bits to Wins 7 Pro 64 bits. I am concern that there will be some kind of software incompatibility with the new operating system. Before installing Wins 7 Pro 64 bits, I also planning to upgrade my laptop memory from 2gb to 4gb. As for hard-drive, not sure if I want to upgrade from 250 gb to 500 gb before the installation of Wins 7. I am also concern that if I do a fresh installation for wins 7, will my HP's Vista recovery drive will be erase after I do a new fresh installation of a different windows? Also, Is it possible to upgrade the laptop hard-drive? My laptop is about two years old and I keep it run likes NEW [literally!!!]. What should I do?
Is it possible to move my HP's Vista Recovery Disk Driver to a new hard-drive?
DD09
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Experienced User
hello, I myself dont know the anwear to your question but maybe these people can help
http://www.sevenforums.com/ . Or maybe some else from here will see this and know the answear. Good luck.
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Experienced User
Your HP recovery partition will not be erased, but if you ever do use it in the future, it will restore your Vista, not your new Windows 7.
Mankind hates what it fears, and fears what it cannot understand.
Therefore, hatred is a by-product of ignorance!
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Administrator
No the recovery partition will not be erased if you install Windows 7 on where your Vista partition is.
However, you will no longer able to restore Vista because the MBR will be overwritten.
Make sure you backup your MBR.
http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2008/11/10/5-free-tools-to-backup-and-restore-master-boot-record-mbr/
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Experienced User
You can restore Vista and Recovery Partition later if you use the recovery DVDs.
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