Solved! Is it possible to replace / repair my laptops GPU? I tried all the suggestions I could find online, nothing seems to work. Question My hp windows 10 laptop has 100% disk usage. In advance, I thank you, unknown expert, for your kind and most welcome attention. That would take me right back to the last time I heard the word, on "My Big Fat Greek Wedding." I've got absolutely everything on another computer, including all the books I've written, and can transfer all of that easily.īut no "dude", I pray. * install Windows 7 on the computer from a disc? (Although I imagine what is done is to put the disc in the slot and wait for instructions.)Īnd there's no problem about data being lost. * remove Windows 10 from the new computer and Now : would some computer expert be kind enough, in words of just a few syllables, to explain to Kavana and me just how to: 1984 minus 45 equals X then 2018 minus X equals Y.) But no : don't use a computer do it by mental arithmetic. (I bought my first computer in 1984 when I was aged 45 : work that one out. But nowadays it seems to be a sin if you like a system that's (shudder!) getting old.
I just prefer Windows 7 Pro, to which I'm accustomed and which serves me very well. But it isn't, because it's too complicated for me. In my case it's quite simple (that word again) - I bought a new and expensive laptop hoping that Windows 10 would be to my liking. Surely some clever person can tell us how to get rid of Windows 10, simply, and install Windows 7 Pro from a disc, simply?Īpparently we should have done some soul-searching about why we don't like Windows 10. Sorry, but I don't have a solution - I'm asking the same question. Please see my other responses on this thread to get a fuller story. There are a lot of reason why you would want to downgrade so I won't ask why as in the IT world i like it I have a LOT of clients who buy brand new machines but still can only run windows 7 because their software won't work on 10 still. otherwise you will have to buy a product key if you don't have one already. Otherwise you could install it VIA a DVD versus a thumb drive but then you can use the mouse/keyboard to load driversĪlso some OEM, like Dell in the case of the PC i mainly use, you can downgrade if 6th gen or lower to windows 7 without needed a product key so long as it is with a OEM windows 7 disk from dell. If it is a 6th gen or lower you might be able to it is just a matter of finding all the drivers AND also seeing if they have a tool to inject the USB 3.0 drivers or some BIOS have the ability to turn all 3.0 slots into 2.0 slot (Most OEM don't have this option though). If it is a 7th Gen Intel forget about it.
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