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| windows 7 29 posts | Upgrade w/Full Version Doesn't Work I tried upgrading a Home Premium Installation with a Professional Technet Disk and found that it deferred to an Any Time Upgrade that had to be purchased separately (with an Anytime Upgrade Key). Has anyone found a way to upgrade with a Full Version Disk?  |
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| Windows 7 Professional x64 1,166 posts Trinidad and Tobago | If I'm reading your post correctly then you can't upgrade from Home Premium to Professional.. You can perform a clean install. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 12,112 posts The Southern Hinterlands | 
Quote: Originally Posted by busydog  I tried upgrading a Home Premium Installation with a Professional Technet Disk and found that it deferred to an Any Time Upgrade that had to be purchased separately (with an Anytime Upgrade Key). Has anyone found a way to upgrade with a Full Version Disk? |
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| windows 7 29 posts | Both from Technet Yes! |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 12,112 posts The Southern Hinterlands |
Quote: Originally Posted by busydog Yes! |
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