I recently changed my motherboard and processor. Everything went gone and the system booted up, but ran slow and eventually blue screened out. Windows will no longer boot. The obvious solution would be to reinstall Win7, but I do not have a disk (the PC came prebuilt with it already installed) I do have the product key. What would be the best way to get a disk, or otherwise fix this issue? Thanks
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No Win7 Disk
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- Sep 7, 2013
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"The obvious solution would be to reinstall Win7"
That's correct, and it is in fact the only solution after changing the motherboard.
You will have buy a new Windows 7 DVD with it's own Licence and Product Code.
The OEM Product Code & Licence relating to the pre-installed copy of Windows is valid only for that pre-installed copy.
That's correct, and it is in fact the only solution after changing the motherboard.
You will have buy a new Windows 7 DVD with it's own Licence and Product Code.
The OEM Product Code & Licence relating to the pre-installed copy of Windows is valid only for that pre-installed copy.
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