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10th January 2008, 08:34 AM #731
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
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10th January 2008, 12:35 PM #732Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Hi everyone,
I need help. First, thanks to Orev for this thread. I was able to install Vista, but I think I might have missed some drivers because Flash8 won't install, the LS dvd that came with my DV9207 and an Epson printer are not recognized. Can someone please point me to the thread that shows which drivers are needed along with a description like Sp14433 is the video driver? I know I must have missed something, but I don't know what. Thank you.
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10th January 2008, 12:43 PM #733
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
check on the "Epson website for" drivers/software for your model Epson printer
check on the LS SITE For your model driver
not sure about flash.......
Drivers for DV9207us w/ Vista 32Bit
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10th January 2008, 01:35 PM #734Notebook Virtuoso
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Activation Backup and Restore (ABR) | Clean Vista Install | Screen DPI | RAM Testing w/ Memtest86+ | Where's my disk space? | Accessing HP Recovery Disc Files
Lenovo W510: i7-720QM, 8GB RAM, 1920x1080 (FHD), Quadro FX880 1GB, 500GB 7200rpm Disk, WiFi UltimateN 6300 AGN, Fingerprint, Webcam, USB3.0, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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10th January 2008, 02:56 PM #735Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Thank you so much. I am downloading HP drivers right now. There are so many I don't know which ones to install. A while back some members made a list of must-have drivers and the sequence in which they should be installed. Can someone points me in the right direction? I appreciate your help. Thanks
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10th January 2008, 04:49 PM #736Newbie
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Re: Partition setup for Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Thanks Orev for an excellent description of what to do and how to do it! Everything worked fine except that vista installed on the wrong partition as follows:
Hard drive is 250Gb (232Gib). I would like to partition the drive as follows:
C: Vista & standard programs (Open office, DTPublishing etc)45Gib
D: Games 30GiB
E: Document Files 30Gib
F: Multimedia 127Gib
During installation, the vista disc partitioning utility let me delete the original drives C: and D: and set up 4 new partitions as Disc 0 partitions 1 - 4, (formatted as NTFS) but it did not let me allocate a drive letter or tell it to install on the 45Gib drive. When I pressed the install now command button and let it do its stuff I find it has installed on the 127Gib partition. I have tried this twice with the same result.
How can i get Vista on the first partition? is there some utility which can setup the disc partitions, allocate drive letters and state which is the active partition before installing vista? Would this help?
[I want to partition the drive so that my documents and multi media are separate from the OS. I want the games separate to reduce the size of backup images of the OS & programs.]
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10th January 2008, 05:25 PM #737Notebook Virtuoso
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
To install Vista on a specific partition, first make the partitions (as you have done), then select the partition you want Vista installed on (make sure the blue selection bar on the partition list is highlighted on the partition you want to use). Then press Next.
My guess is you created the last partition last, then had it selected when you pressed "Next".Activation Backup and Restore (ABR) | Clean Vista Install | Screen DPI | RAM Testing w/ Memtest86+ | Where's my disk space? | Accessing HP Recovery Disc Files
Lenovo W510: i7-720QM, 8GB RAM, 1920x1080 (FHD), Quadro FX880 1GB, 500GB 7200rpm Disk, WiFi UltimateN 6300 AGN, Fingerprint, Webcam, USB3.0, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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10th January 2008, 09:14 PM #738Newbie
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Does anyone know where to get the anytime upgrade dvd other then from microsoft? The links provided on the first page from compusa are no longer valid.
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10th January 2008, 11:01 PM #739Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
I need to ask a couple of questions before I do another Vista install.
1. Does Vista ultimate take up more hard drive space than Vista home and is slower? I don't really need Ultimate if it takes up more space than Home.
2. A question on drivers. On this HP driver site http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s...69389&lang=en#
I see the Intel Mobile chipset family driver and the Geforce video driver. Do I need to install both or just one. My laptop has Geforce video card. I see a Broadcom wireless lan driver and the Intel Pro/wireless driver. Do I need both or just one?
Thank you.
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10th January 2008, 11:25 PM #740
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