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  1. Artenis
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       New #11

    I did as asked but i was never given an option to choose upgrade. I however was able to choose the windows.old option.

    I thank you for your efforts, immah just pray that it doesnt eat my files lol.

    Currently Expanding Windows files 12%
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  3. Artenis
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       New #12

    If i have done something wrong and windows.old doesnt store files i can stop the install for now, so if your online

    So scared right now lol
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  4. panais
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    Artenis said:
    I did as asked but i was never given an option to choose upgrade. I however was able to choose the windows.old option.

    I thank you for your efforts, immah just pray that it doesnt eat my files lol.

    Currently Expanding Windows files 12%
    If you choose step 8. Click on the Upgrade option.
    Then <<normally>> you dont have anything to worry about.
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  6. Artenis
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    You misunderstand my installation experience is different. Perhaps i have the wrong kind of install cd or am i booting it wrong?

    I have attached pictures of what happens to me. This is what i go through as soon as i boot the dvd.
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  7. panais
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    Artenis said:
    You misunderstand my installation experience is different. Perhaps i have the wrong kind of install cd or am i booting it wrong?

    I have attached pictures of what happens to me. This is what i go through as soon as i boot the dvd.
    Press OK and continue!!
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  8. Artenis
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       New #16

    On average how long should it take? Expanding Windows files is taking a long time.
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  10. panais
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    Artenis said:
    On average how long should it take? Expanding Windows files is taking a long time.
    Close everything dont bother with it,dont touch anything,progress will jump from 12% to 50%,live it alone!!:)
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  11. Artenis
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       New #18

    Installed and it kept everything!

    Thank you so much!
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  12. panais
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    Artenis said:
    Installed and it kept everything!

    Thank you so much!
    Thats Great!!
    You are welcome,my pleasure to help you!
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