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    Remember you cannot install any traktor versions higher than 2.6 in xp. not sure about ableton.
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    Nope xp only supports 3.25gbs won't read anything more

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    Windows 7 is really way to go

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    yearh win 7 is the way to go

    the smartest thing to do when getting a new pc. is to remove the hdd and replace with another. Do OS install yourself from scratch. That way, you have org. hdd untouched to put back into pc when selling in a couple of years :-)

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    My old Viao has a genuine Win 7 Product Key.

    Could I use that on the Envy if I were to install 7 on it?
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    yes, it can work. But im not sure if it will work in every case

    you would need to change/disable some things in bios setup menu on win 8 pc before putting win 7 on ( make bios settings the same on new pc as old ) . like disabel uefi and enable legacy mode maybe ?

    the easiest way is if you have a new hdd.
    clone win 7 hdd from old pc to new hdd.
    put new hdd ( with old win 7 install ) into new win 8 pc.
    start up new pc with old OS system. Maybe you will need to make pc bootable with win 7 repair cd.
    Clean old drivers. install new ones.... voila

    have done this 2 times before. But is is not a thing to do for everyone.
    Dont blame anyone if it goes wrong :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucidstrings View Post
    Windows 7 is really way to go
    Yeah I prefer 7 too... shame my new laptop came with 8 and I have no 7 license. 8 feels like it was written for tablets and phones, not computers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by daviedavedave View Post
    Yeah I prefer 7 too... shame my new laptop came with 8 and I have no 7 license. 8 feels like it was written for tablets and phones, not computers.
    It takes 5 minutes to make it behave like 7, and you dont need to install a start menu replacer if you dont want.

    Just uninstall all of the Metro apps through PC settings, and then with the exception of the start screen, programs and windows should behave almost the same.

    8 is actually a pretty good improvement over 7.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    And HP Envy comes with so much bloatware I can't believe it!!!

    And making a bootable USB for a clean Win8 install is a pain in the a$$!



    I got a BEAST of a laptop (Intel® Core™ i7-4700MQ with Intel HD Graphics 4600 (2.4 GHz, 6 MB cache, 4 cores), 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3L SDRAM (2 x 8 GB), 256 GB M.2 SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GT 840M (2 GB DDR3 dedicated)).

    I've got a busy weekend coming up, just getting a clean install of Win8 sorted...
    Get a techy friend to do it. This sounds like it stresses you out, and it should only take about two hours max if you are organised.

    Making a usb win8 boot is so trivial I cant understand why you are having difficulties. Seriously hand the job over to someone who enjoys this, and get on with your life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ImNoDJ View Post
    Making a usb win8 boot is so trivial I cant understand why you are having difficulties.
    this. microsoft even provides a tool to create bootable USBs and DVDs.

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