Ahh, there's really no need to do that before installing the final "upgrade"
install.
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"Dell Boy" <Dell Boy@xxxxxxam> wrote in message
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> Hi David, it means install the Intel chipset for the motherboard.
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> "David B." wrote:
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>> What exactly does #2 mean, install what chipset?
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>> news:0B0DE79A-27DF-479C-B2FE-2AEBE45CD9C4@xxxxxx Quote:
>> > Hi,
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>> > I'm intending to do a clean install of Windows Home Premium from an
>> > Express
>> > Upgrade disk and wondered if anyone has done this before and can give
>> > me
>> > some
>> > tips.
>> >
>> > I've researched on the web and it looks as if when carrying out a clean
>> > install from an upgrade disc you have to install the upgrade then
>> > upgrade
>> > the
>> > upgrade. I therefore intend to do the following:
>> >
>> > 1. Boot to the upgrade disc, reformat C: and load the upgrade.
>> > 2. Install the chipset.
>> > 3. Put the upgrade disc in and upgrade the upgrade.
>> > 4. Load chipset, drivers, etc.
>> >
>> > Thanks.
>> >
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