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David Slater commented on bob3160's group 'Windows 7'

Cheers Michael & Jim. Got the response I expected from Gateway. CLEAN install! SO I DID. Just a pain having to set everything back up again! Noticed I'm not alone with the problem of the UPGRADE from Gateway. Hope they don't have much info on the lo…

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NEED some GEEK help! Anyone using a GATEWAY DX4820? Finally got my Windows7 Upgrade disks, and they don't work? Figured it would be an EASY deal going from Vista64 to '7', but the supplied DISKS only list LAPTOP models for upgrade, with DESKTOPS gra…

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If you are into great tunes, check out my twitter buddies @thepeppermintaps and their http://www.myspace.com/thepeppermintapes page. Great tracks to listen to!

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At 7:31pm on August 13, 2009, Travis Piper said…: Ok, glad you figured it out.

At 9:13pm on August 12, 2009, Travis Piper said…: Hi, I had seen you question in windows xp group, The best way to go for a dual boot is to use which ever os you like best for the main and the other as a slave, but the one for a slave I would put in a external hard drive. then if your running the main and plugg in the 2nd one it will take very little time to boot right up because the external hard drive has no boot order from the bios. I'm not totaly sure how to use both at the same time, but if you have a newer motherboard most likely it will boot strait from usb (just make sure the main is disabled or unplugged).