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    acer 5930g - win 7 ?

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by talzur2, Oct 31, 2009.

  1. talzur2

    talzur2 Newbie

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    hii all.
    im new here and got some questions about changing my OS system (vista home 32) to the new win 7.
    my vista is prety nice but its time for a change.

    so to the main questions:

    1. there is a way to do that move without damge the vista backup?
    2. if yes, what about the drivers for this model of notebook?
    3. lets say i got the win 7 and didnt like it, can i move back to my old vista with the acer recovery management like i use to do with the vista?

    thats most of the quetions.
    hope you can help me.

    btw - sorry for my bad english (israel you know)...
    and if somone ask those questions already im sorry.
     
    talzur2, Oct 31, 2009
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  2. talzur2

    talzur2 Newbie

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    sorry didnt understand what you said...
    can you answer my questions or show me a simialr post?
     
    talzur2, Oct 31, 2009
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    mcse2000ca Notebook Enthusiast

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    most Acers come with the backup partition so you can go back to Vista at any time why you would is anyones guess after a half hour in windows seven you will be a happy camper.
    Drivers are mostly pretty intuitive in windows 7, I had issues on my 8935G but that was only the dual video cards in it not windows 7s fault.
     
    mcse2000ca, Oct 31, 2009
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  4. talzur2

    talzur2 Newbie

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    thanks for answering me :)
    should i load the installaiton over the bios or just load it like every program
    via the vista?
     
    talzur2, Oct 31, 2009
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