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  1. Golden
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    Old

    Correction : use RTM
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  3. Razor505
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    Would the e-Recovery Manager work too? Because my Acer drive has an OEM folder.
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  4. Golden
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    It would....better to burn the recovery media to DVD though. A clean install tends to be a bit better as it leaves off the bloat.
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  6. Razor505
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    Golden said:
    It would....better to burn the recovery media to DVD though. A clean install tends to be a bit better as it leaves off the bloat.
    I cant seem to burn the iso image, I downloaded the Windows Home Premium x64 RTM.
    It says its not a valid Iso.
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  7. Razor505
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    So should I use the Windows Home Premium x64 SP1 (Media Refresh)?
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  8. Kaktussoft
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    Razor505 said:
    So should I use the Windows Home Premium x64 SP1 (Media Refresh)?
    English version:
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1 U (media refresh) X17-58997.iso
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