Installing Windows 7
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Installing Windows 7 Professional requires backing up personal data using external storage, as an upgrade from Windows XP is not possible and a clean install will delete existing files. The installation DVD guides the user through the less than hour long installation process. After setup is complete, files can be transferred back along with reinstalling software and drivers. Windows 7 offers many new features that are a significant improvement over Windows XP.
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Installing Windows 7
- 1. Installing windows 7Professional OEMForget about Windows XP
- 2. Step 1: Back it all up!There are a couple options for backing up personal data from your computer: CD or DVD
- 4. Flash driveJust remember…Since we are going from Windows XP to Windows 7, you cannot upgrade. Only if you have Windows Vista, will it allow you to upgrade without losing data.Also, obtain drivers for any outdated software, especially your wireless Internet adapter. Check your wireless adapter website for the drivers. Vista drivers are good on Windows 7. Save those drivers!
- 5. Step 2: Insert DVD and GoFollow each step on the installation DVD to install Windows 7. The total installation of Windows 7 should take less than an hour, depending on speed of your computer. Fast!Slow
- 6. Step 3: Start it up!Take your files and transfer them back to the computer once the installation has finished. Next, re-install all software and drivers. Then become familiar with all the new features Windows 7 has to offer. Notice, it’s a lot cooler than Windows XP!
- 7. Now you have Windows 7 Pro!Congratulations! You made the right choice!