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Old April 23rd, 2004, 10:26 AM
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hardware changed
if I change my motherboard and CPU, i need to format HDD and reinstall OS ?
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Old April 23rd, 2004, 05:07 PM
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RE: hardware changed
Not necessarily, but it is good practice...
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RE: hardware changed
If you are using XP, I think you have to reformat, because it sees a different hardware configuration other than the one you registered. Windows 2000 and below will usually adapt to the changes you make to it, within reason of course.
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RE: RE: hardware changed
Yes, I'm using WinXP. What will happen? if I really change my hardware such as CPU and also graphics card without uninstalling the previous hardware drivers.
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RE: hardware changed
I just changed my graphics card and once you install drivers everything is alright.
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RE: RE: hardware changed
Alright... I just test, nothing spoil. I changed my CPU, graphic card, sound card.
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