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G60 120us
Microsoft Windows Vista (64-bit)

I had to replace my hard drive with a 1tb 2.5" sat 6gb/'s 7mm 128MB 5400rpm hard drive. I can't find a recovery disk anywhere for Vista 64 bit. I can still read the product key on my computer from the original OS. Is this useful in any way or should I just buy a windows 7 or 10 OS? Is the OS the only thing that is needed to get it running or do I then need to install drivers?

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Hi:

 

If you can't buy W7 Home Premium 32/64 bit cheaply, then you can order a Vista recovery disk set from this non-HP vendor at the link below...Looks like this kit is for Vista 32 bit.

 

http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-18599-recovery-kit-494065-001-for-hp-model-number-g60-120us.aspx

 

The product specs for your notebook below indicate that it originally came with Vista 32 bit.

 

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01533413

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HP Recommended

Hi:

 

If you can't buy W7 Home Premium 32/64 bit cheaply, then you can order a Vista recovery disk set from this non-HP vendor at the link below...Looks like this kit is for Vista 32 bit.

 

http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-18599-recovery-kit-494065-001-for-hp-model-number-g60-120us.aspx

 

The product specs for your notebook below indicate that it originally came with Vista 32 bit.

 

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01533413

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