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Windows 7 - W7 Upgrading CD

 
10-22-2009   #1


Windows 7 Home Premium x64
 
 

W7 Upgrading CD

I am supposed to receive the Windows 7 upgrade CD today!!!!!!!!

I understand that when I run the upgrade that Vista will be removed and everything will be wonderful. I have a backup of Vista.

Since I will receive a license with the upgrade and if for some unknown phenominum I need to reload Windows 7 can I download it from MSFT or just reload it with the upgrade CD.

Thanks

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10-22-2009   #2


XP Pro Dual booting with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
 
 


Well, After I install 7 and get it set just right, I am going to do a complete backup so I'll never haver worry about reinstalling AND activating. Just restore and there you go!
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10-22-2009   #3


Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 


I'm anxiously awaiting the reports from the field on this from somebody with the actual upgrade media.

My understanding is that to load the upgrade disc, you have to have the previous OS installed on the machine and it has to be activated in order to upgrade.

Thus, if you were to start all over a year from now...you would be forced to install Vista and get it activated and then upgrade it.

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Steven72555 View Post
Well, After I install 7 and get it set just right, I am going to do a complete backup so I'll never haver worry about reinstalling AND activating. Just restore and there you go!
Exactly the way that I would have gone.
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