Windows 7 on a Packard Bell Dot mini notebook

[...] Windows 7 RC on a Packard Bell Dot mini notebook Updated October 30, 2011: Use this guide to install a regular Windows 7 from a [...]

[...] Windows 7 from a USB stick also! Just use your Windows DVD/ISO instead of downloading the release candidate. Follow the steps using the normal Win 7 DVD or ISO and just skip the downloading part, the [...]

[...] ; in Vista. Google it. Or see step 3 in this Norwegian article about installing Windows 7 on an Asus EEE. But if you only have XP like me: 1. Follow these steps to make a bootable DOS USB Stick. 2. To [...]

[...] if it is for HP computers it works on the Dot too. I needed it for xD card support. To see the XP disk from the Windows 7 installation you have to go into disk management and set a drive letter for [...]

[...] 7 on an Asus EEE. But if you only have XP like me: 1. Follow these steps to make a bootable DOS USB Stick. 2. To make it NTFS: do only the second step from this Asus eee guide; that is: download [...]

[...] was stable. Everything else seems to be installed by Windows 7. Download these wireless drivers before you start! Or use XP on the other partition to download them afterward, and [...]

[...] let Windows install and have fun. Yes - I found new drivers version 7.6.1.204 for the wireless Atheros AR5007EG card and installed them, after that the wireless was stable. Everything else seems to be [...]

[...] same location. Installing Windows 7 on the Packard Bell Dot: First you must make a bootable USB memory stick and installing Windows 7 Release Candidate from it. If you have Vista in a [...]

[...] utilities mentioned around the net was for 4 GB sticks and crashed when I tried to format a 8 GB USB stick. And also I had to get new drivers for the wireless network card, else the wireless just [...]

[...] using full path names). 4. Start your Packard Bell Dot, when the first screen with the Packard Bell logo shows, press F8 and choose the memory stick as boot device (usually number 2 on the [...]