Windows 10: I have an older computer with windows 7, started it up and windows 7 not working....

I have an older computer with windows 7, started it up and windows 7 not working. Originally windows 7, intel core i5 and radeon graphics on a HP Probook S - series.Since 7 is not supported, can I upgrade to a higher windows and how to do it, if it cant find windows 7 on the computer. Windows 7 was installed on the computer when bought, so i have no key code.

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Windows 7 Lover's Club: For Those Who Like Windows 7 As Opposed To Windows 8

Description:

• For anyone who likes Windows 7 as opposed to Windows 8 and wants to keep Windows 7 and not upgrade to Windows 8.
• Also for anyone who does not hate Windows 8 but refuses to upgrade because Windows 7 is perfect.

Requirements:

• Be human. Male or female will suffice.
• Love or Like Windows 7 much more than Windows 8.

To Join:

• Make a post.

Benefits:

• You will find true love one day.
• You have have a chance to get rich one day.
• You will have a chance for your dreams to come true one day.

 

Windows 7 Club

How to Rearm and Extend Free Usage (Activation Grace Period) of Windows 7 to 120 Days

‘Rearm’ trick on Windows 7 is done using the similar commands and steps with Windows Vista. Follow these steps to reset and extend activation grace period from 30 days to 120 days in Windows 7:

Type any of the following commands into the command prompt, and then hit Enter:

Code: sysprep /generalize slmgr.vbs –rearm rundll32 slc.dll,SLReArmWindows slmgr /rearm[/quote] As rearm only works for 3 times, make sure the command is only been run when the 30 days countdown of evaluation period is almost expired.

source: mydigitallife.info

 

About windows 7

vista drivers do work in windows 7, so what they say is your only option at the moment.



As for official AGP drivers coming out for windows 7: i find it unlikely. AGP is old and dead, and windows 7 is the latest and greatest operating system. companies arent going to be spending any time and money writing drivers for hardware that such a small percentage of their owners are using - i'd suggest looking at a PCI-E update as soon as possible, if you intend to use windows 7 primarily.