Windows 7, motherboard and processor replacement without system reinstall?

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kefirux2011-07-21 13:16:35

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kefirux, 2011-07-21 13:16:35

It means this: I changed the processor and the motherboard, windows 7 booted up, pumped up firewood and began to work as before. Attention to the question: will such a system work stably or is it still worth reinstalling the OS?

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Zexes, 2011-07-21
@Zexes

Yes, he did this to his working pc. I did it purely out of interest, what will happen.
Although, what could be nicer than putting a clean OS on new hardware ... :)

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Alexander, 2011-07-21
@Alexx_ps

Yes, I did it myself a month ago.

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Anatoly, 2011-07-21
@taliban

Deta, I heard that Windows binds the license to the motherboard, and when replacing it, I personally began to write that Windows is “possibly pirated”.

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crwin, 2011-07-21
@crwin

It will work, but it is still desirable to rearrange, tk. Because of this, he noticeably slowed down for me at times.

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vanfukov, 2011-07-21
@vanfukov

Transferred six months ago from the 939th socket to AM2, the flight is stable.

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benipaz, 2011-07-21
@benipaz

my advice: shove the motherboard disk and reinstall all native drivers.

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ShpuntiK, 2011-07-21
@ShpuntiK

On snot, to be honest, but I did the same sometimes :) Probably, the main thing here is the compatibility of iron.

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intnzy, 2011-07-22
@intnzy

Microsoft KB has a guide on this issue - how to replace hardware without reinstalling the system.

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NetWalk, 2011-08-03
@NetWalk

I did an update at work in the accounting department a year and a half ago, the flight is normal. I did not want to reinstall the OS because of the fuss with 1s and other things.