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I’ve been playing about with Windows 7 in a VM for a while now in a VM, but now the beta is out I wanted to install it on a physical machine, I’m not ready yet to upgrade my main laptop to Windows 7 (although I have a cunning plan to p2v my Vista install and convert to a VHD so I can dual-boot that way which is a neat trick) I have a Dell Inspiron 510m laptop that I use for testing things ( I used it for my Patespin series) that I wanted to install Windows 7 on, it still gives pretty good performance and has 2 Gb RAM – the installation itself went smoothly and quickly – less than 45mins from format to finished 1st boot, but it doesn’t detect the wireless or video card. In my experience this isn’t that unusual for a Dell, although video did surprise me as Vista had a default driver for the Intel 855 GM on-board video that worked well, there is no built-in driver in Windows 7 it would seem. So, a bit of a problem – I’m stuck with 640×480 VGA mode which isn’t much use. I tried several ways to hack the Vista version of the driver into my installation, all without success – it always defaulted back to the default VGA drivers, some discussion here if you are interested In the end I came across a post suggesting that I use an application called Driver Max – this is capable of exporting and importing installed drivers, I’d not tried it before but decided to give it a go, I know Vista had a working 855 GM driver so the plan was to export it from there, and import it into a Windows 7 installation as I was unsure of how to extract it from the Vista installation media. This necessitated a format and reinstall of the Dell 510m with Vista, which was painless enough as I had an auto-install DVD that I’d previously built Once Vista was installed there was a working video driver running – I used Driver Max to export the working driver from the running OS – no source or driver CD required.
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