XP to windows 7 upgrade incompatibility issues caught by Upgrade Advis

I am trying to prep a computer to give to a friend. Last night, I reformatted it using the recovery discs that came with it. It is a Tosh Satellite A105.

Today, I have been finding and installing updates to the system, trying to prepare it for an upgrade to win7, which is no easy task since I have had to go out and find some of the drivers and service pack 3.

I am using the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor, and need input on which of these 11 issues really are issues, and which I can skip and just install new once I upgrade.

Adobe issues -- I uninstalled it.

Toshiba Blue Tooth Stack for xp version 4.0 -- I downloaded and installed version 7.0, but have not uninstalled 4.0. It doesn't make sense to my feeble brain why I would have to uninstall 4.0 if I installed 7.0 unless it is because I downloaded the 7.0 instead of upgrading to it?

Here is a list of the rest:
MS .NET Framework 1.1 --I downloaded and installed a later version, so which version do I need to find?

Toshiba ConFigFree -- No clue what this is.

Intel ProSet/Wireless software -- ZeroCfgSvc Application -- No clue

Toshiba Utilities -- I have updated everything available from ms, so is this another one that I have to go find, and if so, what version?



To be uninstalled unless someone suggests otherwise:
Messenger
Realplayer
Realtek HD audio driver
Sonic Record now
Yahoo music engine

Thanks a bunch in advance for any help!

When you say DVD do you mean a full version of 7, or can I use an upgrade version to do a clean install? If so, then do I need to back up anything since this is a computer that I am giving away? I have already removed everything from it that I want to keep, files, programs, data, and I plan to download basic stuff for my friend once win 7 is installed.

I can't afford the full version of win 7, but as a teacher, I can get the win 7 upgrade very cheaply. I either have to make this work using the upgrade version or stick with the xp, which I don't think is a great idea because the new owner is not computer literate at all. This will be her first computer, believe it or not. lol

I see that one of your links is an option to do a clean install from an upgrade version of win 7. I will look more closely into that one and make an image of xp first. It sure has been a pain using 6 year old recovery discs. lol