roosterwes
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I have purchased the upgrade designed for Windows Vista to move my daughter's computer to Windows 7.
It has Vista Home Premium SP2 on it now. It has a lot of junk, and all she wants is the pics and videos, which I've backed up. Would it be better to make a clean re-install of Vista with the original Dell disks, and then upgrade to Win 7 (32 bit) followed by Win7 (64bit)? Can it work that way?
Or, should I just clean up the installed Vista as best as possible and then upgrade. I took a 1gb RAM out and installed a 2gb RAM for a total of 4 already, in anticipation of the (64 bit) Win 7 OS.
So basically, I need to know the best way possible to go from 32bit WinVista to 64bit Win7 with a 7 upgrtade from Vista disc.
Thanks in advance.
It has Vista Home Premium SP2 on it now. It has a lot of junk, and all she wants is the pics and videos, which I've backed up. Would it be better to make a clean re-install of Vista with the original Dell disks, and then upgrade to Win 7 (32 bit) followed by Win7 (64bit)? Can it work that way?
Or, should I just clean up the installed Vista as best as possible and then upgrade. I took a 1gb RAM out and installed a 2gb RAM for a total of 4 already, in anticipation of the (64 bit) Win 7 OS.
So basically, I need to know the best way possible to go from 32bit WinVista to 64bit Win7 with a 7 upgrtade from Vista disc.
Thanks in advance.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2Pentium Dual Core P4200 @2.0gHz4GB dual channellMobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Dell 1545
- OS
- Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2
- CPU
- Pentium Dual Core P4200 @2.0gHz
- Memory
- 4GB dual channell
- Graphics Card(s)
- Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
- Sound Card
- IDT High Definition Audio CODEC
- Monitor(s) Displays
- generic pnp
- Hard Drives
- TOSHIBA MK3255GSX