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New mobo -
05-20-2012, 10:47
| posts: 82 | Location: Dorset
A while ago my mobo went on me and I had to replace it. When I did my installation of Windows didn't work with the new mobo and I had to reinstall it and everything else; it did give me the nudge I needed at the time to swap from Vista to & however.
I'd like to replace my mobo along with my cpu and RAM at some point but the thought of having to reinstall everything all over again is really putting me off. Is there some way to gaurantee that this won't happen? I am hoping if I get a mobo by the same company, it'll work once it is slotted in, or will a overhaul of cpu, ram and mobo be too much? |
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