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Frugal installation on WIN 7 no admin rights
Post 302927942 by keindeo on Sunday 7th of December 2014 06:24:03 PM
12-07-2014
@fpmurphy: Too bad, but thanks for decisive, clear answer.
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@Corona688: Please notice that I can boot from USB. And I already managed to run Live version of Linux Mint. But I'd like to have a regular system running, changing current Win OS as least as possible.
What do you mean that USB doesn't wear out? Frequent writing to flash like OS's do wears it out, doesn't it?
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@RudiC: Well, I don't live in Germany, so I don't have to consult everything with the authorities
. As you can figure out I want to use my laptop while interfering with its current state as least as possible.
---------- Post updated at 12:19 AM ---------- Previous update was at 12:08 AM ----------
@Corona688: Please notice that I can boot from USB. And I already managed to run Live version of Linux Mint. But I'd like to have a regular system running, changing current Win OS as least as possible.
What do you mean that USB doesn't wear out? Frequent writing to flash like OS's do wears it out, doesn't it?
---------- Post updated at 12:24 AM ---------- Previous update was at 12:19 AM ----------
@RudiC: Well, I don't live in Germany, so I don't have to consult everything with the authorities
. As you can figure out I want to use my laptop while interfering with its current state as least as possible.|
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