Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit Version

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Windows 7 Home Premium is a two disk set.
Both the 32 bit version and the 64 bit version are included.


Additional information on Windows 7 Home Premium
Installing
  • Unplug all hard drives except the one that you are working with.
        In the ROMBIOS set the remaining drive to be the boot drive.
        I used an 80 GB drive.
  • Boot from the Windows DVD.
  • Remove all partitions from the hard drive if any exist.
  • Format the drive as NTFS
  • Proceed with a standard install.

  • I did not provide a Product Key with the inital install.
        Windows 7 allows you a 30 day grace period.
  • Motherboard
    Drivers
  • Next the specific drivers for my MSI X58 Pro-E Motherboard were installed.
  • Then the drivers for the Nvidia 9400 GT video interface.
  • Anti Virus
    Backup
  • Lastly AVG 9.0 and Acronis True Image 11 are installed.
  • A working image is created on my backup hard drive.
  • Applications
  • Office 2007
  • HomeSite 5.0
  • PhotoShop 6.0
  • Power DVD 6
  • Nero 7.10.1.0
  • Trillian 3.1 September 2009 date.
  • Various samll utilities and timers.
  • Using SLMGR
    1. slmgr -ipk [Product Key] = Installs the Produck Key that came with your DVD.
    2. slmgr -ato = Activate your copy of Windows Vista.
    3. slmgr -xpr = tells you how long the current install is good for.
    4. slmgr -rearm = Extends the grace period by 30 days. This can be done only 3 times.

    5. A Product Key can also be provided via the Control Panel > Sytem utility.
    Upgrading
  • Upgrade ... Windows Anytime makes it easy to evolve to a higher edition of Windows 7.
  • Adoption
  • Accepting ... 64 bit Operating Syatem.