Using an External DVD Drive for Initial Boot-up
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There is a chance. I would have to say it would. Just put the CD in and go to the BIOS then boot options. If it says the cd drive is there then I guess you have your answer
Do you have a 4GB or more USB drive? Just install it with that. It's especially easy with windows 7.
MasterDell
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There is a chance. I would have to say it would. Just put the CD in and go to the BIOS then boot options. If it says the cd drive is there then I guess you have your answer
Do you have a 4GB or more USB drive? Just install it with that. It's especially easy with windows 7.
MasterDell :
There is a chance. I would have to say it would. Just put the CD in and go to the BIOS then boot options. If it says the cd drive is there then I guess you have your answer
Do you have a 4GB or more USB drive? Just install it with that. It's especially easy with windows 7.Do I need to install an OS first before installing the drivers that came with the motherboard?
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Yea you do. But you can still use everything like usb and cd drives. Drivers are not needed at all until you have windows installed.
hey i have a cracked version of windows that is genuine somehow and i have it on 2 cd's so one is the crack and 1 is the installation my first question is will i need to get 2 USB sticks? also to put it on a USB can i just drag the files using a different computer on to the USB like drag and drop or so i need to do some kind or extract or burn or something like that because i dont know thank you
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