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Going to try my first attempt at a repair install based on the tutorial. Have a Win 7 Pro 32bit system. Have read thru Brinks tutorial pretty thoroughly but I'm wondering:

1) Assuming a successful system repair...how long should the whole operation take ?

2) Other than the SP1 issue - which I will uninstall first - what are the pitfalls to watch for during the procedure ?

3) What are the most common operator errors...if any...usually occurring during a repair install of Win 7 ?

Have created a backup image of the current setup just in case

Thanks...TRinAZ
 

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Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Self built
OS
Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1
CPU
AMD FX-6100 Six-Core Processor
Motherboard
M5A78L-M LX PLUS
Memory
2ea Corsair-1333MHz-PC3-10666-240-pin-CMX4GX3M1A1333C9
Graphics Card(s)
NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 - 1023MB (EVGA)
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OnBoard Via High Def Audio
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Samsung 204B main - ASUS VS228 secondary
Screen Resolution
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Hard Drives
Samsung SSD 840 128GB Win7 Pro 64bit - Western Digital WDC 465GB - Seagate 640GB Sata B/U - Maxtor 500GB Sata B/U - Maxtor 200GB Sata
PSU
Antec 650 watt
Cooling
Multiple case fans
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MS USB dual Wireless Keyboard - IntelliType Pro
Mouse
MS USB dual Wireless Mouse - IntelliPoint
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Cox Cable
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Bitdefender IS 2014
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FireFox Primary - IE 11
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Hauppaguge Win TV HVR-1250 (Model 22xxx, Hybrid ATSC/QAM)
Samsung HD103SI USB 1TB Desktop Drive - Backup & Disk Image storage
Instead of uninstalling SP1 I would instead use the latest official Win7 ISO w/SP1 downloaded from here then burned to DVD or written to flash stick using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool:

Official ISO Downloads

Resolve any issues given during compatibility check first, posting back any questions. Remain connected to internet. Repair can last from 30 to 90 minutes average depending upon how much is installed.

If you have a factory bloatware install it would be much preferable to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
 
Instead of uninstalling SP1 I would instead use the latest official Win7 ISO w/SP1 downloaded from here then burned to DVD or written to flash stick using Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool:

Official ISO Downloads

Resolve any issues given during compatibility check first, posting back any questions. Remain connected to internet. Repair can last from 30 to 90 minutes average depending upon how much is installed.

If you have a factory bloatware install it would be much preferable to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

Thanks...this was a nice and clean home build PC at first...bloatware...lots !! Unfortunately this is my GF's PC and of course she claims she needs all the junk she had installed...so the repair-install looks to be the only option.
 

My Computer My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Self built
OS
Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1
CPU
AMD FX-6100 Six-Core Processor
Motherboard
M5A78L-M LX PLUS
Memory
2ea Corsair-1333MHz-PC3-10666-240-pin-CMX4GX3M1A1333C9
Graphics Card(s)
NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 - 1023MB (EVGA)
Sound Card
OnBoard Via High Def Audio
Monitor(s) Displays
Samsung 204B main - ASUS VS228 secondary
Screen Resolution
1920x1080 main - 1920x1080 secondary
Hard Drives
Samsung SSD 840 128GB Win7 Pro 64bit - Western Digital WDC 465GB - Seagate 640GB Sata B/U - Maxtor 500GB Sata B/U - Maxtor 200GB Sata
PSU
Antec 650 watt
Cooling
Multiple case fans
Keyboard
MS USB dual Wireless Keyboard - IntelliType Pro
Mouse
MS USB dual Wireless Mouse - IntelliPoint
Internet Speed
Cox Cable
Antivirus
Bitdefender IS 2014
Browser
FireFox Primary - IE 11
Other Info
Hauppaguge Win TV HVR-1250 (Model 22xxx, Hybrid ATSC/QAM)
Samsung HD103SI USB 1TB Desktop Drive - Backup & Disk Image storage
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