Updating from Windows 7 7100 x64 to Windows 7 7229 x64
August 7th, 2016
Dont know is that posible?!
Im using Windows 7 RC1…. 7100 Build
No, you can’t upgrade, only way is a new fresh install.
kidd wrote: Select all
No, you can’t upgrade, only way is a new fresh install.
Then its better to wait final release!
I cant wait for it.. its so freaking awesome!
Answer #4
sure you can upgrade. i upgraded from 7100 x86 to 7229 x86 just the other day with no problems. you don’t even need to boot to the disk. just run setup while you’re in windows, and choose Upgrade. it takes about an hour, but it works fine, and all your settings and programs will be preserved..
Answer #5
Yeah thought so, was pretty sure people did this all the time lol. Cool will give it a try, will I need to do anything to the ISO or do I just burn and choose upgrade? note I have 7 and vista dual booted. Thanks!
Answer #6
Oh yes you can
Answer #7
Would be annoying to have to do a clean install.. Though you can’t upgrade from beta to RC (But that’s not relevant anyway)
Answer #8
Oh yes you can
Answer #9
No, you can’t upgrade, only way is a new fresh install.Then its better to wait final release!
I cant wait for it.. its so freaking awesome!
sure you can upgrade. i upgraded from 7100 x86 to 7229 x86 just the other day with no problems. you don’t even need to boot to the disk. just run setup while you’re in windows, and choose Upgrade. it takes about an hour, but it works fine, and all your settings and programs will be preserved..
Yeah thought so, was pretty sure people did this all the time lol. Cool will give it a try, will I need to do anything to the ISO or do I just burn and choose upgrade? note I have 7 and vista dual booted. Thanks!
No, you can't upgrade, only way is a new fresh install.Oh yes you can
sure you can upgrade. i upgraded from 7100 x86 to 7229 x86 just the other day with no problems. you don't even need to boot to the disk. just run setup while you're in windows, and choose Upgrade. it takes about an hour, but it works fine, and all your settings and programs will be preserved..Would be annoying to have to do a clean install.. Though you can’t upgrade from beta to RC (But that’s not relevant anyway)
Though you can't upgrade from beta to RC (But that's not relevant anyway)Oh yes you can
#da wrote: Select all
Oh yes you can
Oh.. Just read you couldn’t on the official Microsoft webpage :S
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Answer #11
if upgrading from 7100 to 7229, do you have to do these steps?
3. Now Access Source directory within Widows 7 Copied files & folder.
4. Open the file cversion.ini in a text editor like Notepad.
5. Replace miniclient value from 7100 to any lower build for e.g 7100 to 7000,
Answer #12
Nah you don’t need to follow any steps if upgrading from 7100 to a latter build.
Answer #13
Though you can't upgrade from beta to RC (But that's not relevant anyway)Oh yes you can
Oh.. Just read you couldn’t on the official Microsoft webpage :S
http://www.blogsdna.com/3083/how-to-upgrade-windows-7-beta-build-7000-to-windows-7-rc-build-7100.htmif upgrading from 7100 to 7229, do you have to do these steps?
3. Now Access Source directory within Widows 7 Copied files & folder.
4. Open the file cversion.ini in a text editor like Notepad.
5. Replace miniclient value from 7100 to any lower build for e.g 7100 to 7000,
if upgrading from 7100 to 7229, do you have to do these steps? Nah you don’t need to follow any steps if upgrading from 7100 to a latter build.
#da wrote: Select all
Nah you don’t need to follow any steps if upgrading from 7100 to a latter build.
thanks, so basically just boot into win 7, put dvd in, and choose upgrade?
Answer #14
You don’t boot from the dvd to upgrade. Just pop in the dvd while in Windows and it’ll autorun
if upgrading from 7100 to 7229, do you have to do these steps? Nah you don’t need to follow any steps if upgrading from 7100 to a latter build.
thanks, so basically just boot into win 7, put dvd in, and choose upgrade?
thanks, so basically just boot into win 7, put dvd in, and choose upgrade?You don’t boot from the dvd to upgrade. Just pop in the dvd while in Windows and it’ll autorun
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