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Also,consider creating an additional partition on your drive. Use it for 7 to see if you like it,and if not..disregard and act like it never happened.
 
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NJ-Buckeye;1548065; said:
When I get 7 next month... will I have to re-install all my apps? and data files?

Apps are questionable, it will depend on how much of the actual OS and core dll's they changed in the system, some change, some don't, in past experiences the upgrade usually fails on some hardware driver that windows has native or some weird application that works with a piece of hardware.

Data, since Windows 7 is in the upgrade path to follow Vista, there shouldn't be any loss to personal documents, pics, etc...

Usually the OS is just upgraded, then it runs like shit because you upgraded, so you go to a friends house, copy all your porn off onto an external drive he has, install the new os, lose the apps, copy your porn back over, leave, forgetting to delete your porn so a few hours later your budy texts you with "Dude, you are into some sick fucking shit, I don't think we can be friends anymore you sick fuck."

That's just been my personal experience.
 
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Lenovo Ideapad
sys says "Lenovo Vista PC"
Duo 2 -- P7350 @2 GHZ
System type: 32 bit Operating System

The reason I question the 32 bit vs 64 bot
I think I remember having the option on an earlier machine
to make it a 64 bit just by populating an entry field
so I got the impression the user could dictate it
 
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Scooter1369,
If you would like to learn more about Windows 7 and how it may benefit you Microsoft does have a site with whitepapers, tutorials, walkthroughs and screen casts on all the ?under the hood? features in Win 7. Check out the Springboard site for Windows 7 on TechNet here Windows 7 | Support, Deployment, Resources
Also, if you are currently a student you may qualify for the $30 upgrade to Windows 7. For more information, please go here: Windows 7 US Online Store - Student Registration
Jessica
Microsoft Windows Client Team
 
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JessicaD;1549315; said:
Scooter1369,
If you would like to learn more about Windows 7 and how it may benefit you Microsoft does have a site with whitepapers, tutorials, walkthroughs and screen casts on all the ?under the hood? features in Win 7. Check out the Springboard site for Windows 7 on TechNet here Windows 7 | Support, Deployment, Resources
Also, if you are currently a student you may qualify for the $30 upgrade to Windows 7. For more information, please go here: Windows 7 US Online Store - Student Registration
Jessica
Microsoft Windows Client Team

Not sure whether to give a "how you doin" or a "get the f*ck out of here"
 
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JessicaD;1549315; said:
Scooter1369,
If you would like to learn more about Windows 7 and how it may benefit you Microsoft does have a site with whitepapers, tutorials, walkthroughs and screen casts on all the ?under the hood? features in Win 7. Check out the Springboard site for Windows 7 on TechNet here Windows 7 | Support, Deployment, Resources
Also, if you are currently a student you may qualify for the $30 upgrade to Windows 7. For more information, please go here: Windows 7 US Online Store - Student Registration
Jessica
Microsoft Windows Client Team

Holy fuck, big brother is watching.
 
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JessicaD;1549315; said:
Scooter1369,
If you would like to learn more about Windows 7 and how it may benefit you Microsoft does have a site with whitepapers, tutorials, walkthroughs and screen casts on all the ?under the hood? features in Win 7. Check out the Springboard site for Windows 7 on TechNet here Windows 7 | Support, Deployment, Resources
Also, if you are currently a student you may qualify for the $30 upgrade to Windows 7. For more information, please go here: Windows 7 US Online Store - Student Registration
Jessica
Microsoft Windows Client Team
That's ... odd.
 
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