What are the steps I should use when re-installing Windows 7 on my HP Tower PC?

SOURCE: I installed XP onto an

try this driver , click on the blue letters --> under download from publishers website .


http://www.findmysoft.com/drivers/download-HP-TouchSmart-IQ770-NVIDIA-7600-GF-Go-7-15-10-9752-video-card-driver.html

SOURCE: HAVE INSTALLED mICROSOFT WINDOWS 7 ON MY HP d530 cmt, BUT I

You need to call or visit hp.com and see if the video drivers support Windows 7.

If you have bought an indepentant video card ( a video card that DID NOT come with the computer), then call the manufacturer of the card or visit the vendor's website and ask for/search for any Drivers that support Windows 7.

If none of these Ideas work, you may need to replace your video card with a Windows 7 compliant video card.


Hope this helps

Gary

• 126 Answers
• Posted on Dec 30, 2008

SOURCE: How to install new hard drive

Hi Mark,

External drives have come a long way and run almost as fast as many internal drives. If your need for extra hard drive space is pretty much driven by the Microsoft Flight Simulator game, you could get by with using an external drive. A few things, though: Make sure your system is supporting USB 2.0 (it should be) and that the drive runs at least 5400rpm. External HDD's run off standard 120v AC power.

Otherwise, if you want to get an internal drive, you can certainly get another ATA-133 drive. But SATA is faster and your computer may support it. The D530 CMT (convertible mini-tower) definitely does. But there is also the D530 SFF (small form factor), and D530 USD (ultra slim desktop)--not sure if those are rigged for SATA support.

As for maximum hard disk size supported, that's up to the operating system (e.g. Windows XP vs. Vista). You likely won't need any bios updates because of a new hard drive installation. However, its not a bad idea to review the BIOS update release notes to see what they're addressing.

SOURCE: Installed Window 7 64bit Ultimate on my HP Media

Not compatible or not working well with windows 7?
(making a program work with windows 7)

Maybe, It doesn't work because the driver/application you installed is for other versions of operating system. I am also using windows 7 like you so don't you worry, You can still use your old installer/driver from other versions of operating systems. Just remember that before installing any program in a windows 7 Operating System Computer, Use "troubleshoot compatibility". Right Click the Icon of your program installer/application first, then choose "troubleshoot compatibility". This will allow you to choose on what type operating system your program will run. Just reply back if it still doesn't work.:D rate and vote for me:))

SOURCE: fresh install of windows xp

I doubt, due to no support from Microsoft, anyone still supports XP. The nearest drivers I can find are Vista32 bit drivers.
Have fun and good luck.
How about Win2000 drivers, they are very similar?