vista to windows cost

aayush

Hi can any one advise the cost of the above as have hard which i want change
and cost of increase gb on hard drive

Inner_Zone

aayush wrote: »

Hi can any one advise the cost of the above as have hard which i want change
and cost of increase gb on hard drive

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Vista is a version of MS Windows.

HDD, search on numerous retailers websites.

NiftyDigits

Brand name and full model number of machine?

aayush

NiftyDigits wrote: »

Brand name and full model number of machine?

the name compq model number is SR 552 E2180

forgotmyname

Cost to upgrade the hard drive? How much storage do you want to add?

£3 to £300,000,000,000 ???

NiftyDigits

aayush wrote: »

the name compq model number is SR 552 E2180

There are characters missing. Try again. How difficult can it be to transcribe something exactly as written?

aayush

niftydigits wrote: »

there are characters missing. Try again. How difficult can it be to transcribe something exactly as written?

sr5522 e2180

NiftyDigits

You can do it no cost, but I doubt your ability to carry out the instructions. Is that an unfair comment?

aayush

NiftyDigits wrote: »

You can do it no cost, but I doubt your ability to carry out the instructions. Is that an unfair comment?

thanks for vote of confidence

NiftyDigits

aayush wrote: »

thanks for vote of confidence

Ok...let's see.

The first step would be to find an empty USB flash drive and make it 'bootable'.

Take the empty USB Flash Drive(size not that important, though small capacity is good), plug it in, then download and run Rufus and use these settings:



No reason to touch Cluster Size or Volume Label and you may prefer to use MS-DOS instead of FreeDOS.

Click Start and let Rufus do it's thing.

Once complete, click here to download and save the three files needed for the firmware update.

Download and save and then drag/send/copy the contents of the folder(the three files within, not the folder itself) on to your newly bootable USB flash drive..
Once done, choose to make the USB flash drive the drive from which the desktop boots. You do that by pressing the F12 key soon after you press the power button or as soon as the machine begins to restart.
Once you have done that and boot on to the USB Flash drive, it will begin the BIOS update. Let it do it's thing.
Once complete, reboot if necessary.

Let me know when you have completed the task.