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Window 7 Install Dan

Tulai tak ciang in ah Windows 8 zong hong om hang in a mah kia in ki Install thei lo in Window 7 pan in upgrade bek ngah lai phot a hih man in Windows 7 install dan a tom in hong suak sak ingh..

1. Loading File


















2. Starting Windows



3.  Click (Next)


















4. Click (Install Now)





5. Setup is starting



















6.  (Accept) & click (Next)



















7.  Choose (Upgrade) or (Custom)



















8.  Click (Drive Option)



















9.  Clean Install By Clicking (Format)



















10.  Installation is Starting



















11. Computer is restarting



















12.  Computer Is Updating Registry Setting



















13.  Starting Services



















14. Setup Is Completing Installation



















15,  Computer Is Restarting



















16. Starting Windows Again




















17.  Setup Is Preparing Computer



















18. Setup Is Checking Video Performance



















19. Enter (User Name) & (Computer Name)



















20.  Enter Password



















21. Click (Use Recomended Settings)



















22. Click (Home Network)



















23. Setting Up Home Network



















24. Finalizing Settings



















25. Preparing The Desktop



















26.  Window 7 Installation Is Complete


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  1. Taang SianpuDecember 11, 2012 at 9:47:00 AM GMT+6:30

    Hih pen kician pen sa mawk ingh ei. Nasia mahmah cih ding hi. Mi tampi in phattuamna ngah dingin lamen hangh.

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