Microsoft recently showcased the latest addition to the line of the operating system developed by them, Windows 10; the operating system will be in the hands of the people till the end of the next year as the rumors are winding in the market. Windows 10 has made a promising look on the day when it was showcased. The dedicated followers of the manufacturer have made given their consent, of using and getting the operating system on its arrival due to the faith developed by Windows 10 to them.There are many people fond of Windows 7 and think that it is best to use the operating system for their machines showing the dedication towards it. They have their own thinking and way of performing things.
The main thing is that they can downgrade their latest OS (Windows 8 or 8.1) with Windows 7 on their machines even if they are new. Steps to Downgrading From Windows 7 to 8Firstly acknowledge that the downgrading is a risky and time-consuming process, Windows 7 is not compatible somewhat with the newer system present. So make up your mind at the start that you really want to do it.
Windows 7
Running Windows 7 on newer systems will be brilliant due to the availability of the required software but sometimes it doesn’t work. Every Windows depend on drivers and they power almost everything on your system.
The drivers present on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 are specifically for these versions only.
Have a toshiba satellite (L55t C5290) with i7 processor and came with windows 10. I need to down-grade it to windows 7. Have original window 7 DVD's (32 and 64 bit) with product keys and also a true image clone and backup from another machine (Win 7 32 bit).However, I tried everything I know to install, restore or clone back. But in the end.nothing. It just will not boot.
No OS or when I view the Acronis report it states MRB sector is incorrect.I rebuilt the MRB via windows 7 repair, command prompt diskpart (and convert mbr) and via Acronis True Image.but all seem to fail since I get the same on a boot.No OS or MRB sector is incorrect.I even set the bios Boot Mode from UEFI Boot to CSM Boot and vice a versa. Disabled Secure Boot.So what the secret to down-grading or is this something that just can not be done on the toshiba? So on toshiba's web site for my laptop (Satellite L55t-C5290) it allows me to select Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit and both have various drivers but none of the drivers say System Drivers. Yet why would they have any drivers listed at all for Windows 7? So the answer is it can not be done because toshiba does not provide the Windows 7 drivers. That's totally stinks.OK, they may have Win 7 drivers for it.So then you need to purchase your own Win 7 install and license, and boot from that and install it.Wipe the entire drive while you do this, and proceed on.You can't use an Acronis Image from some other system.
So on toshiba's web site for my laptop (Satellite L55t-C5290) it allows me to select Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit and both have various drivers but none of the drivers say System Drivers. Yet why would they have any drivers listed at all for Windows 7? So the answer is it can not be done because toshiba does not provide the Windows 7 drivers.
That's totally stinks.OK, they may have Win 7 drivers for it.So then you need to purchase your own Win 7 install and license, and boot from that and install it.Wipe the entire drive while you do this, and proceed on.You can't use an Acronis Image from some other system. USAFRet.that's for the answer. I already had a windows 7 install dvd and license so I went that way with a clean install. Before I was using the windows 7 dvd just to try to repair. So windows 7 is now installed but no network drivers.
So back I go to toshiba's web site.BTW.I just like the windows 7 interface much better then windows 8 or 10.even when in desktop mode. Plus windows 10 keeps wanting to take over my system and I do not like that.
The one program I have that does not like windows 8 or 10 is Quark. It's an older version since the new version does not recognize my older files. 8GB.No windows LAN drivers found.had it search the Windows 7 install DVD.So is there a way now that I have the laptop running windows 7 (without LAN for now) to True Image my other Windows 7 machine or something to get all the software off.there is just so much and it's all been updated on the other machine.8GB RAM + 32bit OS = 3.5 actual RAM.For the applications that live on the other system?
No, you can't copy the installed applications and apply them to the new system with its own OS.Doesn't work like that.Anything would need to be reinstalled fresh with the Win 7 OS on this laptop.Question: What is this application that is causing so much issue? True Image states OS, files, software, etc can be backed up and restored from one machine to another but the version of True Image I have is old.2012. Any idea is 2018 True Image could work now that I know the laptop is not the issue for running Windows 7While it may work from one machine to another (I have my doubts about this), a backup from one OS to another OS will not work.You can't apply applications from the old Win 10 64bit OS to the new Win 7 32bit OS.Does not work that way.Or even applications between 2 different Win 7 systems.When an application is installed, it makes dozens, sometimes thousands of Registry entries. Acronis cannot replicate those for every possible application.