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The ODST   11-07-2009 at 06:41:30 AM

Ok people what can i do to solve this!

I have vista home premium 32 bit... now can i upgrade my pc to windows 7 ultimate...
I have downloaded the upgrade advisor it says i need to install the SP1 for vista which was uninstalled when i re-formatted my HD.

System specifications:

RAM: 2038 mb
Model: Aspire L3600
Manufacturer: Acer
Direct X: Direct X 10
Processor: Intel core 2 Duo inside E4600 @2.40 Ghz
Video card: Intel G33/G31 Express chip-set family
Video memory: 286 Mb
Chip type: Intel GMA 3100

I have tried to install the service pack again but it comes up with an error and it is a pain...

Any help apreciated..

Cheers;
The ODST

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Best answer from Jonmor68
Go to the control panel, find Windows updates and allow MS to download and install the updates as needed. That is if you need to do an inplace upgrade.
If not, choose the custom option to do a clean install, that's the best way to go anyway.
Remember to backup first, use the W7 Easy Transfer Wizard to save files and settings. To use it, insert the W7 DVD
Open Windows Explorer by right-clicking the Start menu, and then clicking Explore.
Browse to the DVD drive on your computer and click migsetup.exe in the Support\Migwiz directory.

The Windows Easy Transfer window opens.
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fatsauce   11-07-2009 at 07:48:37 AM

what does the error says....does it give u anything that entitles anything went wrong?

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Jonmor68   11-07-2009 at 09:11:28 PM
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Go to the control panel, find Windows updates and allow MS to download and install the updates as needed. That is if you need to do an inplace upgrade.
If not, choose the custom option to do a clean install, that's the best way to go anyway.
Remember to backup first, use the W7 Easy Transfer Wizard to save files and settings. To use it, insert the W7 DVD
Open Windows Explorer by right-clicking the Start menu, and then clicking Explore.
Browse to the DVD drive on your computer and click migsetup.exe in the Support\Migwiz directory.

The Windows Easy Transfer window opens.

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The ODST   11-07-2009 at 10:57:37 PM

Here is the error...


An internal error occured while installing the service pack.
error code: 0x80070002 see
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=101139 for details

hope this helps...

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