Hi, new user here.
Well, bought an used notebook with some car diagnostics software on, and a hardware USB-interface.
The laptop though, runs a Windows 7 x64 Enterprise, which i believe is a "copy". The machine got a OEM Windows 7 x64 Pro sticker underneath.
Did try the downgrade trick, mentioned allover this forum, but for some reason it does not work.
I had to uninstall SP1, as I didn't have a SP1 DVD ready on hand.
When running the compabilityscan, I get the following error; (roughly translated from Danish)
"There is not sufficient discspace in partition (G
. There must be at least 15 MB free space."
Note: Partition G: is a partition on 100 MB created by the Windows installation. Theres ~200 gig free on my SSD, which also held the G:, when the installation is started.
Any clues what to do from here?
Thanks.
Well, bought an used notebook with some car diagnostics software on, and a hardware USB-interface.
The laptop though, runs a Windows 7 x64 Enterprise, which i believe is a "copy". The machine got a OEM Windows 7 x64 Pro sticker underneath.
Did try the downgrade trick, mentioned allover this forum, but for some reason it does not work.
I had to uninstall SP1, as I didn't have a SP1 DVD ready on hand.
When running the compabilityscan, I get the following error; (roughly translated from Danish)
"There is not sufficient discspace in partition (G
. There must be at least 15 MB free space."Note: Partition G: is a partition on 100 MB created by the Windows installation. Theres ~200 gig free on my SSD, which also held the G:, when the installation is started.
Any clues what to do from here?
Thanks.
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- OS
- Various Windows installations