Keep in mind an alternative to reinstall is capturing a Win7 Backup image externallyl once you get it up and running perfectly. Then reimaging just takes 15-20 minutes and you are back to your best setup.
However I know the withdrawals required to do this, as a clean reinstall enthusiast myself. I love that squeaky "better-than-new-computer" feeling and can't quite accept that reimaging will do the job just as good without the workload.
I agree Greg, there is nothing quite as good as a clean install. I don't trust images at all either.
I've had windows 7 64 on my system for the last 6 or 7 years? However long it's been out and it's been completely fine.
I moved everything over to a Samsung 840 Evo about a year ago and everything was great.
I moved everything over to a Saumsung 850 Pro about 6 months ago and my system has...
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I've been having a number of different problems with installing newer huawei 3g modems on windows 7 ultimate 32 bit. Initally the problem surrounded the driver ewusbnet.sys which, when windows 7 attempted to install it, would summon a BSOD. That particular problem was cast out by newer...
I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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