Need to share the experience of upgrading to win 7

Does anyone successfully upgrade your system from Vista to Win 7? I really need your help to share your experience on that. The instruction came with upgrade CD is too complicated for me. It requires me to uninstall some applications, but I couldn't find the drivers of those app from lenovo website.
SOS!

Hi,
http://gnanamax.com/Documents/BI%207.0%20Functional%20Upgrade%20-%20Migration%20points.pdf
http://vinaysapbw.blogspot.com/2007/11/differences-between-bw-35-and-bi-70.html
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I am satisfied with it. I feel I have made a great purchase. Would be nice it I can install an additional SSD in there. Would nice if they can put a high end video card in there. Good for home offices, and home entertainments. Not recommended for hardcore gamer.
Price: 4.5 / 5
Performance: 4.5 / 5
Exterior Design: 5 / 5
Interior Design: 3.5 / 5
Customer Service: 4.5 / 5
Time from order to receive the product: QUICKLY
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When I was doing my research on All-In-One, here are the reasons that why I have chosen Lenovo:
1.Sony has a well designed for their product, but the price is high. Most importantly, the video card they have is Nvidia Geforce 540M GT, and it only supports 8GB of ram, not 16 GB.
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5. HP also has wonderful All-In-Ones, but their hardware specs seems weak. Never dealt with HP customer service before, so I will not say anything about their customer services. Hopefully it’s better than Toshiba. = )
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Thank you for replying.
Where I can buy a seperate RapidDrive?
I couldn't find it on the marcket, or on shop.lenovo.com / http://www.lenovospareparts.com/
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