fetusxeater asked:


I want to install it to my old computer, but I don’t want to install it if there’s a High chance that its going to mess it up really bad.

I’m pretty sure i can fix small problems, but.. you know.
My old computer is about 3 years old,
it’s running XP, but there’s this tag on
it that says “designed for windows
XP, Vista capable” and my the computer
meets all the requirements for Windows
7.

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• smgray99 9December2008

  Can’t answer without knowing what you have; CPU, hard drive space, amount of RAM. If the old one cannot run Vista odds are Windows 7 will not work any better.

• Doug W 10December2008

  I guess the really short answer is if you are in doubt, don’t’.

  However, don’t go with the minimums with this OS. You need a DVD-RW drive to create the disk and install the OS. 2GB of RAM should be good. At the minimum, a 40GB hard drive – bigger is better. You should have a DVI video card of some kind and not an analog (VGA).

  ::my 2-cents worth::

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