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Windows 7 Website completely hammered

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Installing Windows 7 from USB Key

Windows 7, the successor to Microsoft’s major fumble Windows Vista, is scheduled to be released tomorrow to public beta. While this official release comes at the heels of unofficial leaked release just a week ago, the anticipation for this new operating system is extremely high. The major reason for this anticipation is that initial testing has shown Windows 7 to be a superior product with sub 30s boot times, improved user interface, and it outperforms Vista and XP on every day tasks. It is an ideal OS for the new generation of netbooks. I have been playing with this beta os for the past week and I am a big fan. As a result of the beta and the propensity for people installing it on netbooks, one of the hot topics lately is installing operating systems from USB keys. This method is fast and in the case of netbooks necessary because they don’t have dvd drives. The following is a thorough walkthrough of how to install an OS using a bootable USB key. This article is applicable for Vista and 7.

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