Save apps for a clean install?

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  1. nate42nd
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    I've been doing the same thing as the "SDHC" guy. I use an 8GB flash drive. It's very nice. You can install and get all your apps running in 20 min.
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  3. howied
    Posts : 19
    Windows 7
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    20 min...sounds great...can you give me the details of how to do it? Can I use my external hard drive in place of a flash drive?
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  4. Tweek
    Posts : 59
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 & OSX 10.6
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    chuckr said:
    Fliplip said:
    SDHC class 6.

    ... keep them all up to date on the SD card.
    Not to be rude, but you should refer to it as SDHC, not SD.

    I think I've read that SDHC cards are not compatible with SD card readers...
    Some are, depending on age, firmware versions, ect...

    I have a 16Gb U3 I use to install Windows...
    It's nice =)
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