I miss the recovery partition & graphic problem after installing wind

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       #21

    What exactly do you mean by "doing a trick"? To do what, for instance?
    Have you got a licence key for the version of Windows 7 that you are downloading the iso file for?
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       #22

    mitchell65 said:
    What exactly do you mean by "doing a trick"? To do what, for instance?
    Have you got a licence key for the version of Windows 7 that you are downloading the iso file for?
    Sir,
    Here I use "trick" (because while writing comment I didn't find any word like) "method"....
    No I haven't key. But I will run the windows as trail period.
    Then I will 1st install the VGA driver software to see what will happen.
    Same problem or something positive
    Just imagine, I buy windows 7 cost about 300 US dollar. But it doesn't work for me. Then what to do with the windows
    So I decided to download Win 7 ISO & run it trail. If it works perfectly on my notebook, then I will buy windows from Microsoft Customer Care situated in our capital. Because of in Bangladesh, online shopping service isn't available...
    I request you to publish a topic about:
    "how to convert a NTFS disk style to GPT disk style"
    "how to convert a NTFS partition to GPT partition"
    Thanks....
    I found a topic may be related my problem: https://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-c...ng-driver.html
    Last edited by rx123yz; 11 Aug 2013 at 20:41.
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  3.    #23

    I have now tried to explain this for you three times. Stop rattling on and pay attention or you are going to lose a $100+ OS which you already own on that expensive PC because you won't stop with the nonsense and follow instructions I've repeatedly given you.

    That notebook comes with Win7 Home Premium preinstalled on it, which can be reinstalled as often as you please with the Product Key on the COA sticker on the bottom of laptop - as long as the key is readable. Check now that the Product Key is readable on the sticker which looks like this:

    I miss the recovery partition & graphic problem after installing wind-coa-stickers.gif

    So you don't need to use dodgy methods or "Tricks," just follow the steps in
    Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7. As I've already told you, delete all partitions during install, then click Next and the installer will create and format your install partition for you.
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       #24

    rx123yz said:
    I request you to publish a topic about:
    "how to convert a NTFS disk style to GPT disk style"
    "how to convert a NTFS partition to GPT partition"
    We can not, as you can not convert a NTFS partition to GPT partition.

    You can convert a MBR HDD to GPT HDD, or GPT HDD to MBR HDD.

    As the new MOBO's now have a uEFI/BIOS firmware.
    How to install Windows 64 bit on a uEFI/BIOS firmware:
    UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 7 with
    or
    UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 8 with
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #25

    Don't you think this is going a bit too techie for this OP who still hasn't got a licence for his proposed Windows 7 installation. The link he gave in post #22 was for Windows XP and it was never furthered anyway so is totally irrelevant to the present problem which is that this OP will not follow any advice that he has been given. See Gregs frequent posts!
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  6.    #26

    That laptop ships with Win7 Home Premium, which is confirmed by the presence of the Recovery partition. But he won't pay attention long enough to look for the COA sticker on the bottom to see if the Product Key is readable.

    If he'd do this then he can either Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 using the Product Key, or if it's not readable we can help him run the Recovery partition - manually if necessary.

    It may be the language barrier but he doesn't seem to have the ability to focus on steps given, attempt them and then report back. Instead he wants to entertain us with trivia, unrelated driver install, anything but the steps required to get installed and activated.

    We'll see if he can focus now and get the work done with our help. If not he's wasted an expensive laptop which comes with Win7.
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