Tell me how. I don't have a disk. And I prefer it to be W7 not 8. (Possibly cracked?)

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Iv never done it but i'm pretty sure it can be done with a USB, imo it's always best to use a disk (doesn't have to be a purchased one  ) but it can probably be done with a usb too, maybe someone here has experience installing it from a usb and can help you.

Do you have a disk? If you do, could you send me it? I have a P.O. box...

undefined wrote:Do you have a disk? If you do, could you send me it? I have a P.O. box...

 I have one for windows 8?  But I payed $80 for it so yea...

its pretty easy to do this.
You will need a 8gb usb stick.
I will find a good guide for you.

Fiend eet pless.

undefined wrote:Fiend eet pless.

Very sorry I didn't get back faster, I had to leave before i could post anything for you,
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/howtos/how_to_install_windows_7_beta_a_usb_key

Ok this is guide that i used to make mine.
VERY useful.

Few things that happened to me but probably not you.

1. The install really wasn't sped up much.

2. One of my monitors (a smallish TV) did not like this method of installing windows and it would just go black after the windows logo. So I had to use an actual PC monitor.
Don't understand why it did this because I have install windows with a disc 20+ times using the TV monitor. 

Other than those things this should work beautifully.

Hope that helps your out.

I'll need that W7 ultimate code Strick. 

@space: Maybe it's because it isn't the same version as the disk and it might not have it's video resolution configured for its TV.

undefined wrote:I'll need that W7 ultimate code Strick. 

@space: Maybe it's because it isn't the same version as the disk and it might not have it's video resolution configured for its TV.

Aw, I will PM you about some stuff.