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Click on the image above for more details. With these.iso you may use Rufus to check the.isos and to create a Bootable USB: • Some really old Windows XP OEM systems will not be able to Boot from a USB and may require the creation of a CD or a DVD. I recommend using Rufus to check the checksums and to create the CD or DVD. Rufus does not need to be installed and can be run directly by double clicking on the application.

Accept the User Account Control: There’s no need to check for Updates for Rufus. Hi Philip, I came across your guide by accident, and your comments were really useful, so I thought I would take a chance and ask your opinion about my dilemma – hope you don’t feel that this is an inappropriate forum for such an enquiry. Ok, here goeslike many others I have to decide what to do about Windows XP – I’m currently using an 8-year old Dell Inspiron 9400 running on XP Media Edition with SP3 (we also have a slightly older Inspiron 6000 running on XP Home SP3 that we use as the family network hub). They have both been looked after and maintained by myself (an enthusiastic amateur), and continue to perform well – but now that XP support has finished, I feel that it is probably time to move on to a newer version of Windows (we have licenses for both XP programs, and i also have a Vista license that is not currently being used, although without a Vista installation disc, my kid’s laptops are an HP and an Acer, both running Windows 7, and 1 Macbook). But which way to go? Are either of my systems able to run either Windows 7 or 8, and if so, will they need significant money spending on them to upgradethe 9400 has 2Gb of RAM, an Intel Core2 T5600 @ 1.83GHz with a 70 Gb hard drivethe 6000 has 2Gb of RAM, an Intel Pentium M @ 1.73GHz with a 60Gb hard drive. Of course, the other alternative is to start again and buy something new that would hopefully run well for another 8 yearsunfortunately we don’t currently have the funds to shell out for another quality Dell with decent spec – usage: I’m not a gamer (just Football Manager), so it’s nearly all internet and office use, and we live in rural Wales, so the broadband is pretty slow (5 meg at best).

So what would you say my options are, without spending lots of cash – I’m very happy using XP, and really don’t want to change, but I suspect that you wouldn’t advise just carrying on with XP and hope that we don’t have any security issues. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, with kind regards, Mark. Hi Mark This isn’t a forum the best place to ask these types of questions is on the Dell Microsoft OS Forum because you can get advice from more than one person: However I don’t mind replying to questions here either. For Internet use Windows XP is probably going to be quite unsafe and personally I would avoid it. The Inspiron 9400 will support Windows Vista, 7 and 8.1 32/64 Bit.

My personal preference is for Windows 7 and I think it runs best although likely you can get Windows 8.1 for cheaper. For drivers and recommended upgrades see here for details, I would in particular recommend the 120 GB Solid State Drive as they have went down in price and it will make it run like a new system: Next the Inspiron 6000, it can run Windows Vista/7 but not as well as the Inspiron 6400, also the hard drive is an older interface but harder to replace: The Vista license not in use did it come as a download or did you buy a retail license and if so do you have the product key? If so you may download media from Digital River and use this to install see here: Note the download link to the.exe is broken see the comments at the bottom of the page as I have uploaded the file to OneDrive. In short what I would recommend is using your Vista license on the Inspiron 6000 as the license is not in use and getting a Crucial M500 SSD and a Windows 7 or 8.1 license for the Inspiron 9400. In the UK its probably best to buy direct from Crucial and get the OEM version of Windows 7 from Overclockers: The Inspiron 9400 will run Windows 7 without the SSD but will run it alot better with it.