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I’m thinking about buying an HP Laptop with a 320GB 5400RPM SATA hard drive and would like to know how much it would cost to upgrade it to 7200RPM with similar GB (less or more, it doesn’t really matter). Would it be cheaper to buy in a retail store or to go online? Thanks for your help and answers!

I have a computer with windows XP (retail version) and windows vista (retail upgrade version). If I want to buy a new computer or upgraded existing computer now. Could I transfer my windows vista upgrade version license to the new /upgraded computer?
I have a computer with windows XP (retail version) and windows vista (retail upgrade version). If I want to buy a new computer or upgraded existing computer now. Could I transfer my windows vista upgrade version license to the new /upgraded computer?

ps: The old computer will not use anymore after buy a new computer.

I have vista home premium and wish to up it to Win 7 home premium, can I do a “clean install with the upgrade version or do I need to purchase the “full version” for 80.00 more? Tell me any risks with doing the upgrade path. Thank you

I currently have 4-sticks of 1 GB RAM each (total 4 GB). But the XPS 600 will only recognize a max of 2 GB RAM unless I’m running Win XP Pro (64-bit). One IT person has already told me that upgrading an OS can cause some programs to stop functioning correctly and he doesn’t recommend it. Others say it’s ok to do it. I definitely don’t want Vista – too many bugs. And Dell’s customer support has proven worthless, so I’m really counting on your best answers here – thanks

I am planning to install windows onto a RAID configuration of mine, however the only option with a fresh install is to put the driver on a floppy disc and insert while going through the installation menu.

Now as you might assume, I do not have a floppy drive. Is there any other way to get the file there for it to recognize the drive during installation?

I already know how to integrate drivers with nLite but those don’t go in till durring the installation process.
I don’t have to worry about Vista, it already has this driver.

hi guys i created a new partition and installed win 7 on it, but i didn’t install a boot loader on xp, so now my computer automatically boots up win 7 instead of giving me an option to run xp. the xp partition is still there and all the stuff is still on it but i need to be able to have an option to run xp when i boot it up. how can i do this.

i have vista home premium and i want to upgrade to win 7 pro. i want to do the upgrade install, not the custom install and loose all my data. i have access to vista business, can i upgrade to vista bisness without loosing all my data, and then do a upgrade to 7 pro?

I rebuilt a Pavilion 7920. I added an 80GB hard drive which was recognized fine, and installed Win XP Pro with SP/2 on that, installed MS-Office, and installed all updates with Windows Update. No known problems have occurred. I haven’t tried the CD/R/W drive yet. HP Support has a BIOS update which addresses XP compatibility. Should I install it even though things seem fine? Also, related question – how likely is it that attempting a BIOS upgrade on these will “turn it into a paperweight”? My Vaio FX-210 Notebook is considered iffy in that regard.
HP says that there is no risk to installing the BIOS upgrade.

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I have a ASUS Notebook F3Ke and i wondering if its possible to upgrade my Laptop with a new graphics card or processor? Mainly to play games.
Ive heard people say that you can’t, and im guessing their saying that cause the card might be too big to fit in a Laptop. I don’t really care if my Laptops like half open and has some stuff sticking out lol… cause i don’t really ever use it as a Laptop…im just wondering is it possible in anyway to upgrade my Laptop?

I have windows 7 installed on my Laptop that was originally windows xp. and i need a network driver so i can go online. i hope that’s enough information.
AND NO FREE POINTS.