Should i remove the ram and video card for installation of windows 7?

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taha fareed

taha fareed

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Hello guy, i've tried to install 7 but it reboots after fresh installation at start logo, i've heard that removing extra stick of ram and video card would work cuz i've also set the boot options correct.
Specs:
ram: 1gb ddr2, 2gb, 512mb( 3 stick)
processor: 3.50ghz pentium d 2 core
video card: nividia geforce 210 1gb.
Hdd:sata 80gb, 500gb
hope you can help me pls suggest.
 
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geofelt
Disparate ram can cause issues.
Run memtest86+ to verify that all will work together; it does not use an os.

You need a video adapter, no need to mess with it during the install.

Save yourself some aggravation and buy a ssd for windows.
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geofelt

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Disparate ram can cause issues.
Run memtest86+ to verify that all will work together; it does not use an os.

You need a video adapter, no need to mess with it during the install.

Save yourself some aggravation and buy a ssd for windows.
 
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