help to removing win7 enterprise edition


  1. DeathBringer
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    help to removing win7 enterprise edition


    I have a hp mininote 110c netbook and I want to try win7 in netbook and I download win7 enterprise.I install the win7 from the external harddisk and everything is ok but connection manager doesnt work on win7.I try to remove windows 7 and install xp but win7 dont let the xp install because the xp is older then win7. and safe mod with comand promt or normal safe mod didnt work.Some body helps me to how to format my computer please...
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  3. gregrocker
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    You have to boot from the Win7 DVD to format the drive before installing as XP has a different partition table.

    The network adapter and all other drivers are located here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s...roduct=3979072
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