> while in Windows I explore the file which I had installed in a USB Thumb > Thank you Carlos for your help, I downloaded the DVD as an iso file, and Updating to the latest release is not always a good idea. I have Suse 12.1 in another machine and I like it a lot better than 12.3 which I got to check with the Live CD version. So you are also right in your evaluation, so the program mention install Suse from inside Windows if you did not boot the DVD or USB Disk or Thumb Drive. I always used the Live CD to explore and see how a new version looks. Thank you Carlos for your help, I downloaded the DVD as an iso file, and while in Windows I explore the file which I had installed in a USB Thumb Drive, it was there that I saw this file opensuselocal.exe, so I clicked it and it went into a reboot mode and modified the bootsector of Windows by adding a second choice to start such file which actually makes a full install of Suse in your Harddisk according to the choices you make. (from 11.4, with Evergreen, x86_64 “Celadon” (Minas Tirith)) Modifies booting so that next it boots the DVD instead, hot. That exe program, we don’t know what it does. Most people here install by booting the DVD, we are not familiar with

> would go messing with the MBR before is fully installed? > is installed in the MBR and I tried to remove it with the Recovery

Now when I boot the laptop I get a Window Manager > by the time I realize it was going to be a full install I They run on the CD or USB stick, they don’t install anything (unless you (gnome or KDE), slightly bigger than a CD, and run them (by booting).

> DVD (4+ Gb), and I started the program opensuse local.exe, this program I was inside Windows 7 and looking into the directory of the Suse 12.3

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