Product activation question in windows install

Could I use V-LITE to add programs drivers etc to the windows installs?

Just don't want to install alot of programs

microbillgates said:

Could I use V-LITE to add programs drivers etc to the windows installs?

Just don't want to install alot of programs

Why would you bother with that?

The default install works well as is, even on a puny machine.

I think there is a tool at Microsoft.com that can check your system to see if it is Windows 7-ready.

ignatzatsonic said:

microbillgates said:

Could I use V-LITE to add programs drivers etc to the windows installs?

Just don't want to install alot of programs

Why would you bother with that?

The default install works well as is, even on a puny machine.

I think there is a tool at Microsoft.com that can check your system to see if it is Windows 7-ready.

1: I am bothering because I plan to install it on a day when i'm busy and it would save me time personally.

2:Why would I need a tool to see if my laptop can run windows7 when i'm running windows 7?

Aye aye.

It typically takes no more than 30 minutes and maybe a couple of dozen mouse clicks, with the drivers included on the install disc.

Well I'm gonna use v-lite because i find it less stressing personally

I'm gonna install windows 7 home in about 2 hours
i lost my usb stick -.-
found it