Installing Win 7 on the PC was as easy as you said it would be but I've never tried changing an OS.
I was hoping you'd say that. Better to use the 32bit version?
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Who is logged on as Jasper?
Yup. There are some rather good migration tools which are detailed on the bit of paper inside the windows 7 box. They migrate all your shortcuts, browser favourites, outlook pst files and more with very little hassle indeed.
win7 = 3.5gig so 1 dvd or 4gig pen drive = £7I have never installed from network, depends if your netbook bios will allow you to boot from network I suppose.Tried google?
Quote from: Jim on March 05, 2010, 02:14:40 pmHave done now, it doesn't look straightforward.I'll refer you back to my first comment then
Have done now, it doesn't look straightforward.
Just cause it hasn't been answered directly, yes you can do a clean install from a network drive. However, it requires either booting from usb with a minimal setup allowing network connectivity, (Bart's boot disks), or setting up your existing pc to allow it to respond to your netbook when it tries to network boot, both of which if you've never done it before can be a lot of effort for a single machine.Jasper's usb dvd drive is a much better, and simpler, idea