Reinstalliong from Scratch Windows 7 64 bit...


  1. sportsfan7700
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    Reinstalliong from Scratch Windows 7 64 bit...


    is such a pain! I started at 7:55 pm and now it's almost 10 PM and I'm just barely a third through. Why couldn't it be simpler to stramline the updates?
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  3. oscer1
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    hi

    well when you get it all updated just make an image or clone of the drive so next time you need to start over can go back to the image or clone and you won't have as many updates to do.
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