Installing a new Hard Drive in a Toshiba Satellite Laptop A135-S
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Oct 10, 2015 at 01:27 AM
Oct 10, 2015 at 01:27 AM
Hi Stutac2,
The answer is yes to both questions. However, a clean install is always best.
If you really want VISTA can you create the installation disks from your original drive?
Good luck.
I really appreciate thank you messages as a payment for solving issues :o)
The answer is yes to both questions. However, a clean install is always best.
If you really want VISTA can you create the installation disks from your original drive?
Good luck.
I really appreciate thank you messages as a payment for solving issues :o)
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Oct 10, 2015 at 03:06 AM
Oct 10, 2015 at 03:06 AM
Hi Brian, thank you for the input, makes sense to start brand new. Makes good sense to dump Vista, that's all I would need is to have Vista jumping over and into my new Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium OS.
Thank you again Brian.
Sincerely,
Harold S. Freeman
Thank you again Brian.
Sincerely,
Harold S. Freeman
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Hi Harold,
Vista wouldnt "jump in" but any problems you have already would be inherited into the upgrade. First though it would be a good idea to see if your machine will be able to use Windows 7 (or greater) with the Microsoft upgrade tool.
Hopefully your question is answered fully - let me know if it isnt :)
Vista wouldnt "jump in" but any problems you have already would be inherited into the upgrade. First though it would be a good idea to see if your machine will be able to use Windows 7 (or greater) with the Microsoft upgrade tool.
Hopefully your question is answered fully - let me know if it isnt :)
