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3 questions about Windows 7


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First question:

I used to have Vista on my E: drive. Now I installed W7 Enterprise on a partition of my I: drive that was created in Vista. But now it still boots from my E: drive to load W7 on my I: drive.

I tried switching boot device to I: but then I get disk/boot error. How do I switch that to I: drive?

Second question:

Does the Windows 7 Enterprise 32bit key work to activate a 64bit version?

Third question:

Does the English version of Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit key work to activate a Dutch version of the exact same OS?

Thanks for reading.

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Question 1 - I am not sure.

Question 2. - Not after you have activated the 32 bit version.

Question 3 - You can change the display language within windows. This will not necessarity change the language settings for individual programs - you need to do that in the program concerned.

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Well......... I'm not going to disagree with Alan on any of those. B) (Good answers I thought.)

You could try EASYBCD for question one though if you have started playing "Professor Messer" with the boot sequence. Easy enough to work out and use.

Handy when you cant see the trees for the woods in a self induced mess. (Yep. we all do it. I'm not trying to be a smartass. :unsure: )

(And it's free)

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