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gregrocker said:

Boot from CD - How to Boot your Computer from a Bootable CD or DVD - Boot to CD

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Hi all,
Thanks to everybody that helped.I am now running windows 7 pro.Sorry if i was a pain i dont normally have problems i cannot sort so all of you deserve a pat on the back.

Many thanks again,

Bob

bob1709 said:

Hi all,
Thanks to everybody that helped.I am now running windows 7 pro.Sorry if i was a pain i dont normally have problems i cannot sort so all of you deserve a pat on the back.

Many thanks again,

Bob

No problem - I'd update your drivers now - use the guides in my sig.

Frostmourne said:

bob1709 said:

Hi all,
Thanks to everybody that helped.I am now running windows 7 pro.Sorry if i was a pain i dont normally have problems i cannot sort so all of you deserve a pat on the back.

Many thanks again,

Bob

No problem - I'd update your drivers now - use the guides in my sig.

I respectfully disagree.

Unless you have missing drivers (after Windows Updates) or have performance problems, then stick with the drivers given in the Win7 installer.

This is not XP or Vista. MS sponsored the WHQL partnership with all manufacturers to build drivers for Win7, so they have them first in the installer and via Windows Updates since they paid the bill.

gregrocker said:

Frostmourne said:

bob1709 said:

Hi all,
Thanks to everybody that helped.I am now running windows 7 pro.Sorry if i was a pain i dont normally have problems i cannot sort so all of you deserve a pat on the back.

Many thanks again,

Bob

No problem - I'd update your drivers now - use the guides in my sig.

I respectfully disagree.

Unless you have missing drivers (after Windows Updates) or have performance problems, then stick with the drivers given in the Win7 installer.

This is not XP or Vista. MS sponsored the WHQL partnership with all manufacturers to build drivers for Win7, so they have them first in the installer and via Windows Updates since they paid the bill.

Driver updates are optional and drivers released by the manufacturer are not always updated frequently via Windows Update - and you should never stick with an old driver from WU if it works. You'll be missing out on increased performance - especially GPU drivers.

We have repeat cases here of XP Oldthink where users back up their chipset drivers and first thing replace the ones give by the Win7 installer.

Then they can't understand why their Win7 install is not as crisp as if they had kept the drivers which MS spent a billion dollars to build for Win7.

gregrocker said:

We have repeat cases here of XP Oldthink where users back up their chipset drivers and first thing replace the ones give by the MS installer.

Then they can't understand why their Win7 install is not as crisp as if they had kept the drivers which MS spent a billion dollars to build for Win7.

Or they can't understand why performance is better after updating a chipset driver from 2006.