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Changing the motherboard usually requires the minimum above, but for best results, I would recommend a clean install.<br />
Try the above first as I have done this successfully but not always the best solution.<br />
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Changing the motherboard usually requires the minimum above, but for best results, I would recommend a clean install.
Try the above first as I have done this successfully but not always the best solution.
T

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If a change my motherboard and processor to a more updated / speedy versions, would windows ( XP ) and the programs installed in the Hard Disk still work or should I reinstall everything again ?
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If a change my motherboard and processor to a more updated / speedy versions, would windows ( XP ) and the programs installed in the Hard Disk still work or should I reinstall everything again ?

Will Windows/Programs work in a new system ?

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