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Installing, Upgrading,
and Migrating to
Windows 7
Preparing to Install Windows 7
Performing a Clean Installation of Windows 7
Upgrading and Migrating to Windows 7
Performing Image-Based Installation of
Windows 7
Configuring Application Compatibility
Key Features of Windows 7
Editions of Windows 7
Hardware Requirements for Installing
Windows 7
Advantages of Using 64-Bit Editions of
Windows 7
Options for Installing Windows 7
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Clean installation
• Install Windows 7 on a new partition
• Replace an existing operating system on a partition
Upgrade installation
• Replace an existing version of Windows with Windows 7
• All users applications, files, and settings are retained
Migration
• Move files and settings from an old operating system to
Windows 7
• Side-by-side or wipe and load
Discussion: Considerations for a Clean
Installation
Methods for Performing Clean Installation
Discussion: Common Installation Errors
Demonstration: Configuring the Computer
Name and Domain/Word Group Settings
When do you typically
perform a clean installation
of Windows?
5 min
Running setup.exe
Running
Install
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from from
bysetup.exe
using an
DVD
a network
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WIM file
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setup.exe from the
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file to
computer a network setup.exe
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network share by using
by using the target
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reference
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Windows computer
network
containing
computer
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Windows 7 share and
DVD
files complete
Installing by using an the wizard
image
ImageX, Windows Deployment Service,
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
What potential issues might
you encounter when installing
Windows?
5 min
Considerations for Upgrading and Migrating
to Windows 7
Identifying the Valid Upgrade Paths
Determining the Feasibility of an Upgrade
Using Windows Upgrade Advisor
Process for Upgrading to Windows 7
Tools for Migrating User Data and Settings
Process for Migrating to Windows 7
Migrating User Settings and Data by Using
WET
Upgrade: Migrate:
• Does not require the • Requires a reinstallation
reinstallation of of applications
applications • Typically, requires more
• Does not require storage space
additional storage • Typically, requires
space
replacing existing
• Does not require computer hardware
replacing existing • Is the recommended
computer hardware
solution to achieve a
• Is the recommended standardized
solution in home or environment in a large
small offices scenarios enterprise scenario
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• In-place upgrade
• Clean install
• Migration
Requirements
• .NET 2.0
• Administrator privileges
• MSXML 6
• Internet connection
• 20 MB free HDD
Evaluate
Evaluate whether your computer meets
the necessary requirements to run
Windows
Keep 7:
operating systemBack
up toUpdate to
Update After the upgrade:
Protect against data loss, backup data
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To againstrequirements
any security threats:7,
and settingsan byupgrade to Windows
using appropriate
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run Log on to the
setup.exe computer
from:
1 Application
Determine
backup media: compatibility
any relevant updates
2 Verify all disc
applications and hardware
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Apply all
Windows relevant
7 product updates
DVD to the
devices
Usecomputer function correctly
the following tools:
Network
Network share
share
Update
Verify
Back up
Evaluate
Upgrade 3 Windows
Follow Upgrade
Windows AdvisorAdvisor
Upgrade
Update
Any can also
other backup
recommendations be done
if any during
media
Application Compatibility Toolkit
upgrade (Dynamic Update)
Standard User Analyzer Tool
Microsoft Assessment and Planning
Toolkit
Verify Upgrade
What to migrate
Identify which components are to be migrated
User StatetoMigration
the new operating system
Tool (USMT) 4.0
Use one of the following migration tools:
User
Windows Easy Transfer (WET)
Preferences
Windows 7
User Data
Earlier
Version of
Windows Windows Easy
Application Transfer (WET)
Settings
Back Up
10 min
Common Application Compatibility Problems
Common Mitigation Methods
Updating Shims
Common Application Compatibility problems
may relate to the following areas:
• Setup and installation of applications
• User Account Control
• Windows Resource Protection (WRP)
• Internet Explorer Protected Mode
• 64-bit architecture
• Windows Filtering Platform (WFP)
• Operating system version changes
• Kernel-mode drivers
• Deprecated components
Common mitigation methods include: