Rmbp bootcamp issues on win7!

BSOD appears while installing bootcamp on win7, none of the drivers are installed propertly,
I cant even touch to click nor use the function keys

This is neither the Boot Camp nor the MacBook series forum.
And apple has a lot of support and guides that you should read and scan the Boot Camp community threads.
www.apple.com/support/bootcamp

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One more thing I noticed... when waking up after a long sleep, it briefly displays the HP logo and then the Windows resume screen... and THEN the screen goes black and will not come back unless I sleep it a second time. So it almost seems to be a display driver issue, maybe?
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Hi
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Brian Findlay wrote:
I read the docs that says you cannot upgrade XP directly to Win 7 as it requires a 'clean install' from an external CD.
I have someone on ebay who purports to be selling me an upgrade CD that will do this
"The Win7 upgrade I'm selling will allow you to "upgrade" Windows XP by doing a clean install only. In-place upgrades are disabled unless upgrading from Vista Business. When running the upgrade DVD setup (either directly from Windows XP or by booting from the burned upgrade DVD), the setup will search for a previous installation of Windows. It will find XP and then allow you to perform a "clean" install so you will want to backup all of your personal files from Windows XP "
Does this sound right? My XP partition runs under Bootcamp and Parallels 6 seamlessly (just a bit slow and stilted though), and I wanted to try and get a modern 64bit OS so that it can use more than the 3G RAM that XP 32 allows.
1) Is it worth it? Will my windows environment see any signifacant performane increases? I have an 8G Ram 2007 i7 iMac and even under BootCamp, XP only sees 3G Ram.
2) IS it possible to do it as described above? IE boot from the external Win7 ISO CD, then 'upgrade' by detecting XP, re-formatting the partition and installing Win 7 (followed by using Snow Leopard CD to re-install BootCamp drivers.
3) Will this totally bugger up my Parallels installation? (Ie, can I just re-install parallels or when it runs, will it automatically upgrade. It will point to the same partition as the virtual machine - but that partition will have new software running on it.
- I am unsure if this is worth purchasing, or am I looking at screwing a pokey but functional install of Windows XP?
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