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Asked by LSMConsulting in IT Administration, Windows 7, PC Laptops
I've got a Toshiba P205 laptop running Windows Vista Ultimate (no SPs). I've run the Windows 7 upgrade advisor and the only hardware issue is a card reader (got the driver for that already). The software issue is that I must install SP1 or 2 before I can upgrade, but when I try to do that the install always fails (matter of fact, Windows update has given trouble for quite a while). I've tried fixing the update issue for several weeks, off and on when i had time, but nothing that I found on the 'net seems to work.
My question is should I keep trying to update my Vista install and then upgrade, or should I do a clean install of Windows 7? I'm inclined to do a clean install, since there's really nothing on the laptop I care about losing, but if I do what's the best methods to use when doing this? Would I format the disc and go from there? If so, any tutorials or step-by-step instructions would be most appreciated.
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