HP pavilion 6910us: upgrading to windows 7, or even 10

Hello everyone. I have a hp pavilion 6910us, who finally died on me. The drive decided to die on me. I'm planning on upgrading to windows 7, but can't search for drivers for it. I know that this laptop will be compatible because it has 4 GB of ram (4 GB but 1 GB is used for video) and 2.0 GHz processor, which is enough for windows 7. I just need a little help to find drivers for 7.

Also, is it an update of the bios that I need to install it for 7? This computer will be compatiable with 10? are there drivers for 10?

Hello

No, ONLY drivers for Vista:

http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-dv6000-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/3725196/model/3740554/drivers

But many users successfully upgraded to Windows 7, I don't know about Windows 10.

After I installed Windows 7, you must run Windows 7 updates several times, and he will find drivers for you. In the end, the machine can miss one or two, please post back and our friends will help you.

Kind regards.

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