[ML-General] windows 7 movement
david
ainut at knology.net
Wed Mar 23 04:46:47 CDT 2016
I have about half a tower of dvdr's left.
Don't want Win-10-tin.
I have the game DVD's, original.
Haven't had any success with the "new" version of Wine. That's why I'm
hoping this bare drive thing will work ok. I especially want to keep
drivers and such as well, just in case. Backups, even bit-for-bit
backups only go so far.
Thanks,
David
On 03/23/2016 12:42 AM, joshua carr wrote:
>
> A master, yes. A win7 slipstream compiler/installer. It auto-activates
> and requires no key, but it is not updatable to 10. Even if push
> notifications and nag screens promise it will; it won't; it will fail
> to upgrade to 10. As is- for no price.
> A cheap, single-burn dvdr will do. I don't know who sells them anymore.?
>
> Game data will probably migrate easier than an entire operating system.
> Keep the laptop in bootable condition, if you can, so you can rip
> files from it.
>
> If not, then pull the harddive out and connect it to a Linux box to
> pluck the files you want from it that way. You will have to do a
> little research on each game, to know which files carry game data, and
> are needed for stable operation.
>
> This probably seems convoluted and difficult, but I don't do this
> often, so I haven't learned a better way yet. Most of this can be
> avoided if you don't need your save-games moved over.
> Jm2ยข.
> Message me, off list tomorrow for deets.
> Past my bedtime.
> Josh,out.
>
>
>
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