M max054 Honorable Jul 26, 2013 28 0 10,530 Jul 27, 2013 #1 I am thinking about getting the P8Q77-M2 Asus Micro ATX Motherboard for my Computer. I was just wondering will this motherboard support Windows 7?
I am thinking about getting the P8Q77-M2 Asus Micro ATX Motherboard for my Computer. I was just wondering will this motherboard support Windows 7?
Solution Azrael47 Jul 27, 2013 yes absolutely. A couple of months ago I change my motherboard for a new one (from the M5A 78L to Asus Crosshair V) and I had windows 7 OS on my HDD. Remember NO data is stored on your motherboard.
yes absolutely. A couple of months ago I change my motherboard for a new one (from the M5A 78L to Asus Crosshair V) and I had windows 7 OS on my HDD. Remember NO data is stored on your motherboard.
M max054 Honorable Jul 26, 2013 28 0 10,530 Jul 27, 2013 #3 Second do i need my windows 7 cd or what? Sorry new to installing motherboards Upvote 0 Downvote
Azrael47 Distinguished Jun 1, 2013 1,629 0 20,460 Jul 27, 2013 #4 To install windows 7 OS on this motherboard you need to have product key at the ready, this video should help you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf408Rkc5IA (Windows 7 installation) however if you already have Windows 7 OS on your HDD/SDD then you don't need to install it again. Upvote 0 Downvote
To install windows 7 OS on this motherboard you need to have product key at the ready, this video should help you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf408Rkc5IA (Windows 7 installation) however if you already have Windows 7 OS on your HDD/SDD then you don't need to install it again.
M max054 Honorable Jul 26, 2013 28 0 10,530 Jul 27, 2013 #5 So if i have windows 7 on my hard drive im OK? Upvote 0 Downvote
Azrael47 Distinguished Jun 1, 2013 1,629 0 20,460 Jul 27, 2013 Solution #6 yes absolutely. A couple of months ago I change my motherboard for a new one (from the M5A 78L to Asus Crosshair V) and I had windows 7 OS on my HDD. Remember NO data is stored on your motherboard. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
yes absolutely. A couple of months ago I change my motherboard for a new one (from the M5A 78L to Asus Crosshair V) and I had windows 7 OS on my HDD. Remember NO data is stored on your motherboard.