Windows 7 is free for now, and works extremely well on netbooks. That said, installing the OS on these tiny laptops—especially low-end models—can be daunting. Here’s how to do it, the easy way:
For those who want to try before they abandon XP, but have received a genuine windows license key with their netbook, perhaps you should tell users how to get their windows key before they blow away XP altogether.
Not sure if it works on a netbook or not (i would assume it does, but you can do a dual boot installation. Just choose custom and follow the propmts. Then you still have xp installed.
Windows 7 is free for now, and works extremely well on netbooks. That said, installing the OS on these tiny laptops—especially low-end models—can be daunting. Here’s how to do it, the easy way:
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May 19, 2009 at 10:27 PM
For those who want to try before they abandon XP, but have received a genuine windows license key with their netbook, perhaps you should tell users how to get their windows key before they blow away XP altogether.
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June 10, 2009 at 3:06 PM
Not sure if it works on a netbook or not (i would assume it does, but you can do a dual boot installation. Just choose custom and follow the propmts. Then you still have xp installed.
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