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Can you buy an "empty" computer?


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You may need to do some leg work to find the drivers but it shouldn't be a problem at all. Certainly Asus, MSI and Gigabyte have Win XP drivers supplied with all their latest motherboards. It would be commercial suicide for them not to. XP is still the most widely used OS on the planet, to market a motherboard that did not support it would be very shortsighted.

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I have windows 7 ultimate on my desktop which i did myself, i just formated the hdd and then installed windows 7, windows 7 then connected to the web and found all the drivers i needed.

This was on a dell shop bought pc and have had no problems since i done it about 6 months ago, i find that windows 7 is much better then xp, it finds drivers very easy and instals them much better to, i did not need to use the disk that came with the printer, just turned it on and windows did the rest.

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All my astro software is a year or two or more old and knows nothing of Windows 7.

Wow I've found windows 7 is backwards compatible with every single thing I've tried in it. I use to have win xp home but bought an alienware computer :( ( i love games) and ended up getting the 64bit because i had 12gb ram. I was surprised to find that everything worked the same on exp even 32 bit operations work perfectly. Windows have done them selves proud with win 7(in my opinion).

Oh and BiziBilder, just buy a new pc with the spec's you want and reformat it.

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OEM/RETAIL...who cares...if the sticker aint on the case and left on the packet who's gonna know! sorry sir my eyes aint what they use to be! have you seen the size of that telescope out there!! lol

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