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How to install Win 7 Ultimate 64bit?

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I bought a new Desktop PC and it has the win 7 30 day trial.

I need to install my Win 7 ultimate 64bit to my PC, deleting the 30 day trial. ( I need to know how to start the setup when the PC is booting up, most importantly)

Please give me a step by step instruction (no video please, my internet connection is really slow)

My PC specs :

Intel Core i3 3220 3.3Ghz (3rd Generation)
Asus Geforce GTX 660 2GB DDR5 DirectCUII
Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H
Corsair 8GB (2x4GB) Vengeance 1600 Mhz

Thank you.

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Are you sure the version installed on the PC is a trial -- or does it just needs to be activated within the 30 days by running the activation wizard ?? Does it have the product key sticker attached to the case ? (windows is normally not installed as a trial program on new builds !)
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First: make sure you have all the gigabyte drivers on hand before you start!
Next: put the dvd in and start from that. At the point where the setup wants you to choose a partition for the setup, click on the advanced option, delete the c: partition and install to the space freed up.
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JDFan said:
Are you sure the version installed on the PC is a trial -- or does it just needs to be activated within the 30 days by running the activation wizard ?? Does it have the product key sticker attached to the case ? (windows is normally not installed as a trial program on new builds !)


Its an assembled PC. they installed the parts I wanted.

I could not give them my win 7 disc so they installed a trial.

yes, Im sure its a 30 day trial.
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coolermaster_72 said:
Its an assembled PC. they installed the parts I wanted.

I could not give them my win 7 disc so they installed a trial.

yes, Im sure its a 30 day trial.


Is it the same version as the software you have the product key for ?? -- If it is then no need to reinstall just run the activation wizard and when activation fails select to change the key - enter your key and run the activation again and it should activate.

noidea_77 said:
First: make sure you have all the gigabyte drivers on hand before you start!
Next: put the dvd in and start from that. At the point where the setup wants you to choose a partition for the setup, click on the advanced option, delete the c: partition and install to the space freed up.


Could you be more specific, please :) 

There's something I should select 1st to boot from CD/DVD right?

And for what should I keep all the Gigabyte drivers with me?

Thanks.

JDFan said:
Is it the same version as the software you have the product key for ?? -- If it is then no need to reinstall just run the activation wizard and when activation fails select to change the key - enter your key and run the activation again and it should activate.


Nope, they have installed Windows 7 Enterprise trial

I need to install my original Ultimate deleting the Home basic edition :) 

I'm sorry if I mislead you.
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