Install Windows 7 on a Netbook
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If you have a netbook or a Tablet PC with Windows XP or Windows Vista, maybe you’re wondering how it would work with Windows 7.
The answer? It makes you happy if your netbook meets the minimum system requirements, you can use all the features available in Windows 7 without giving up the advantages of portability and convenience features of netbooks.
Your netbook is ready for Windows 7?
To ensure that your netbook (as well as any other PC) can use all the features available in Windows 7, Windows 7 please visit Upgrade Advisor from the Microsoft website.
Upgrade Advisor can help you identify potential problems with programs and hardware devices on your computer that may affect the installation of Windows 7 and gives you some tips on how to proceed. Additionally, you can assess whether your netbook may use the more advanced features such as Aero and Aero Peek Shake, available in certain editions of Windows 7.
Additional information on computer specifications are available in the documentation that came with your computer or from the computer manufacturer’s Web site.
How to install Windows 7
To install Windows 7 on a Netbook or another type of PC with no internal DVD drive, you can do one of the following ways:
* Buy Windows 7 at the Microsoft Store. This is the easiest way to install Windows 7 on a netbook or another PC without a DVD drive inside. After the purchase, download the installer package on the hard disk of netbooks. Once the download is complete, you can start the installation process of Windows 7. For more information about the options available in your country or your region, visit the Microsoft Store.
* Using an external DVD. If you already have an installation DVD of Windows 7, you can use external DVD drive to install Windows 7. Connect the drive to a USB port on the eternal netbook, insert the installation disc into the DVD drive and run the installazioneWindows 7. If you do not have external DVD drive, try to turn to a computer store might be able to install Windows 7 on your computer using your installation DVD.
* Use a USB flash drive or an external hard drive. In many cases you can install Windows 7 from a USB stick or an external hard drive, creating a boot disk from another computer running Windows Vista or Windows 7 and equipped with DVD player.
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