New rig with ready install win7 HDD


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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    New rig with ready install win7 HDD


    Hi all
    I had a problem figuring out any possibilities that I could run my previous HDD with Win7 Ultimate. Search around BUT to no avail, could not find any.

    Did so with XP to new MoBo before , but it works out pretty good, just need to install drivers and etc.

    With Win7 could not find way to do that.

    Helping me please, I would be damn happy then.

    Thanking you all in advance for helping hands.
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  3. Posts : 6
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Mine is different scenario
    Before going to bed I SD the rig as per normal procedure
    Woke up in the morning my system refused to start up
    Hence confirmed dead...............
    So the existing OS Win7 ....HDD which I meant to use. without full installation
    How do I go about
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    Press the F8 key repeatedly at boot up or use the Startup disk.

    Startup Repair
    Note: You may need to do startup repair 3 to 4 times.
    Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times
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    BMarqa said:
    Mine is different scenario
    Before going to bed I SD the rig as per normal procedure
    Woke up in the morning my system refused to start up
    Hence confirmed dead...............
    So the existing OS Win7 ....HDD which I meant to use. without full installation
    How do I go about
    Have you confirmed the mobo is dead? If so and you therefore cannot run SysPrep on the old hardware, you'll likely need to use Paragon Adaptive Restore CD to run on the installation before it will start up on different hardware - but you can try booting it first, then running the Repairs Theog suggests next.
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