Thread: How the Tech Parade Passed Sony By - ?the end of Sony eReaders, the end of Sony?
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Old 04-22-2012, 10:54 PM   #98
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Problem is that you then have to hunt for the right drivers for all your hardware. If they are on a virtual disc on your HD (as HP does it), you're still looking at a few hours of "installation fun" to finish the job, including downloads for updates, etc.
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Hardware varies, I'm sure, but I wasn't speaking hypothetically. I've installed Windows 7 on the laptop I'm using currently a couple of times, each time without hardware issues. No driver installation was needed.

It was time-consuming, but only because I wanted everything also on my desktop before installing.
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