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Old Jun 9, 2009, 11:22 AM
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compatiblity with windows seven
I have windows 7 now installed on my laptop (Dell Inspiron 1150 w/2gb memory). Now my programs I have been using (particularly utilities and protection) will not install nor will the drivers sent by Dell's site. What can I do or what will install? system drivers and protection are most important. Thanks.

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You can't do anything, the OS is not yet for sale and therefore not currently supported. Best bet is to go back your previous OS or install a free open source OS such as a Linux distribution.
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Device drivers and things like Anti-virus and other security issues are often OS specific. You should check these things for compatability before installing beta software.
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