Welcome to the third in the series of Windows 7 RTM diaries. This one is about upgrading 32-bit Vista to 32-bit Windows 7 on fairly average hardware.
In the previous two articles, I wrote about clean installs of 64-bit Windows 7 onto pretty high end hardware. Not everyone has a Core i7 and 12GB of RAM, however. And more than a few users will want to take the upgrade path (as opposed to a clean install) from 32-bit Windows.
So this time, we’re taking the upgrade path. I upgraded one of the gaming rigs that’s used for the Friday Night Follies LAN parties. This particular system has been running Vista Home Premium for about a year now.
So how did the upgrade go?
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