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5th February 2008, 10:38 AM #801
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
yea right, all anyone needs to do is go back in the thread and read your pm's to me that I posted- or have you forgotten
Everyone else sure got a kick out of reading them.....
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5th February 2008, 03:54 PM #802Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
I can't find thread 'OEM Re-Installation Disc'
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5th February 2008, 03:56 PM #803Notebook 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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5th February 2008, 10:08 PM #804Notebook Geek
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Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Thanks to everyone that contributed to this guide and especially Orev for putting it together. Did a clean Vista install on my dv9548 last night and everything went 110% smooth.
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6th February 2008, 11:12 PM #805
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Has anyone succesfully installed from a burnt copy of a Vista disc before?
NO licence piracy intended. Mostly to create a backup disc and lend to a friend so he may do a clean install using his licence
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7th February 2008, 09:32 AM #806
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
you can download the files from the digitalife links in orev's walkthrough and create your own Vista Disc..
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7th February 2008, 09:42 AM #807
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
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7th February 2008, 06:26 PM #808
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
Cheers,
I actually already have a real copy of the WAU, its my friend that needs it. I just need to know that it will install sucessfully if he uses a burnt copy.
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[Desktop] Silverstone LC20B | Q8200 2.8ghz | GTX680OCE | 8GB RAM | 128GB M4 SSD | 12TB HDD | Intel 6300N |
[Notebook] HP DV2500 Verve SE | T7500 | 8400GS | 4GB DDR2 RAM | WD 250GB HDD | Intel 4965AGN |
[Worktop] NZXT Apollo | i7-3770 | GTX 460SE | 12GB DDR3 | 120GB Intel 330 SSD | M-Audio Delta 66 |
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7th February 2008, 06:30 PM #809Notebook Virtuoso
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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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8th February 2008, 01:47 AM #810
Re: Clean Vista install WITH NO ACTIVATION
I just wanted to give my $0.02 here...
I have a Toshiba Satellite A215-S5808 and this clean install trick worked like a charm. I was able to have Vista without the ridiculous amounts of bloatware. I truly appreciate the work you (and others) have put into this.
Too bad Vista wasn't stable without Toshiba's..."enhancements".
I downgraded to XP after the clean install constantly went wonky on me. Finally the laptop (which I'm posting from right now) works as it should. It flies, it's stable, it's 100% reliable. The only two things I'm missing are Media Center (which isn't all it's trumped up to be....) and the ability to use my TV Tuner Card's remote. (Wireless keyboard and mouse provide the same functionality, so I see it as no big loss.)
Still...for the brief moment that it did work with Vista's clean install...it was nice seeing what Vista looked like without crap to add to it.
Thanks again!
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