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Hi, I bought new Lenovo Yoga 500-15ISK (Model 80R6) with SSD 256GB harddrive and Windows 10 Home, but I need it to join our company domain, so I need install Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. But when I connect USB DVD-ROM with Windows 7 DVD and start instalation, no hard drive Windows installation found. When I look to command diskpart, there is disk ok. I cleaned and formated with diskpart, but still not show in instalation for continue. I think it is problem with drive of disk controller, but I cant find some.inf files only exe files. Can somebody help? PS: I searched on google and lenovo website, but failed.
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Hi everyone, The company I work for has switched from hardware provider Dell to Lenovo. With the Dell computers came Windows OEM disks but Lenovo doesn’t deliver such disks. Lenovo has a preinstall with an option for recovery disks. Now I've 2 problems with that: 1. There is a lot of software that we don't need (like Norton) or I rather see not having our user’s access to (like Lenovo Advantage). So a clean disk installation would be best.
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Is that what you need to do? In any case, I'm no further use to you, since I've not studied the topics in your question. OS: Windows 7 X64 Ultimate SP1 and all current recommended Windows Updates.
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