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| 05 Jul 2009 | #1 |
| | Upgrade Vista 32 bit with Win7 RC1? If this has been talked about before bear with me  . I have a laptop with Vista Home Premium x86 and I would like to see how it runs Windows 7. Can I use RC1 to do an "in place upgrade" of Vista? TIA for any help... |
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| 05 Jul 2009 | #2 |
| | In short, yes you can  Also, this will keep any 3rd party 'System Restore' software that may be pre-installed with Vista. |
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| 05 Jul 2009 | #3 |
| | If you can do a dual boot, you will then be able to do a comparison through there is no doubt Win 7 will win out in the long run. Enjoy it is a great system. |
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| 05 Jul 2009 | #4 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Lee  If you can do a dual boot, you will then be able to do a comparison through there is no doubt Win 7 will win out in the long run. Enjoy it is a great system. Yes dual booting would be an option. Since I'm doing that already on my desktop you'd think it would have occurred to me. I would just have to partition the disk. Thanks! |
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