Reinstall faces. windows 7 on lenovo t410i

Question

Windows

Lenovo laptop owners (I know you are here), please help me sort everything out on the topic of reinstalling win7 without using the recovery partition.

There is a new T410i. No blanks included. There is no Microsoft license sticker on the case. Installed activated Windows 7 Professional Ru 64-bit. There is only a recovery partition on the hdd.

As far as I understand, the recovery software, if necessary, destroys all 320 GB of the disk :). And you can't partition the drive into C: + D:.

Therefore, it is necessary to install the system in the old fashioned way from a blank (so?).
Sequence of actions:
1) Using ABR Beta With Windows 7 Support, I save the license data of the current Windows to a USB flash drive.
2) I download from the root tracker and cut it to a Microsoft Windows 7 OEM Rus Professional 64 bit disk (which is with wzor).
3) During the installation of Windows, I do not enter any serial numbers.
4) After installation, I restore faces. information via ABR.
5) I put wifi firewood.
6) I install Lenovo ThinkVantage System Update 4.01 and it already installs absolutely all the rest of Lenovo software and firewood.

Questions 2:
1) Is the sequence of actions correct (otherwise for me this is just a theory)? Are there any nuances missing?
2) In the final, I will receive a licensed activated Windows, as it was, which will be updated normally (maybe a clean serial) and in which all the software and drivers will be similar to Windows from the recovery partition?

Thanks to those who read.

Answer 1

Battery sticker.

Answer 2

The t410s had w7pro eng 32. I took an image from msdn-aa 64bit rus, entered the serial number from the sticker - everything worked and activated. And then, yes, either on the network card or on wifi firewood and install lenovo system update ahead. He will put everything right.

Answer 3

There was the same need, I wanted to split the partition into two on the Lenovo ThinkPad x100e. As far as I remember, everything is decided by the disk utility built into Windows 7 - there, it seems, you can cut off a piece from the partition, and then allocate the resulting space to a separate partition.
Well, yes, a sticker under the battery.