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Vista - Preperation for NEW MainBoard & RAM & Everything Upgradeing

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Old 07-08-2007   #1 (permalink)
Scrambler0001 Vista Highway Blues


 
 

Preperation for NEW MainBoard & RAM & Everything Upgradeing

I will be upgrading my system board from an Athlon 64 3200 to a DualCore
Athlon x2 5000 system motherboard and new memory and new peripherals.

Is there a standard way to upgrade my system with out having to go through
reinstalling Vista Home Premium 64bit Vaersion. In other words After I
upgrade the MainBoard nad components can I just do a reinstall of my copy of
Vista 64Bit Home Premium so it picks up the changes? I know I'll probably
have to go through the Validation process again after installing the NEW main
board.

The purpose of this upgrade is to improve perfomance under Vista 64Bit.

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Old 07-08-2007   #2 (permalink)
Bruce Chambers


 
 

Re: Preperation for NEW MainBoard & RAM & Everything Upgradeing

Scrambler0001 Vista Highway Blues wrote:
> I will be upgrading my system board from an Athlon 64 3200 to a DualCore
> Athlon x2 5000 system motherboard and new memory and new peripherals.
>
> Is there a standard way to upgrade my system with out having to go through
> reinstalling Vista Home Premium 64bit Vaersion. In other words After I
> upgrade the MainBoard nad components can I just do a reinstall of my copy of
> Vista 64Bit Home Premium so it picks up the changes? I know I'll probably
> have to go through the Validation process again after installing the NEW main
> board.
>
> The purpose of this upgrade is to improve perfomance under Vista 64Bit.



You shouldn't need to perform a completely new Vista installation,
but you will need to perform, at a minimum, a "Startup Repair" to enable
Vista to properly boot and run on the new hardware.

Windows Vista Help: Startup Repair: frequently asked questions
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...f3f351033.mspx


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