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| 04 Oct 2009 | #11 |
| | Would you consider that a mistake for someone at Microsoft to include 2000 as a qualifier and later remove it? Or is it a conspiracy  lolMaybe they just changed their minds and wanted to close the upgrade loophole that is Win2K. |
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| 28 Oct 2009 | #12 |
| Windows 98SE, Windows XP Home & Pro; OpenSuse 10.3/11, Windows 7 RC and verious linuxes in VBox | 
Quote: Originally Posted by sup3rsprt  Would you consider that a mistake for someone at Microsoft to include 2000 as a qualifier and later remove it? Or is it a conspiracy lolMaybe they just changed their minds and wanted to close the upgrade loophole that is Win2K. Well, whether it was planned to boost sales or just corporate oversight that was fixed very late in the game, MS did make good on my purchase of Windows 7 to upgrade for/from W2K. They have issued me 2 keys for the "full" version to replace my purchased upgrade copies. Full details are here: STILL confused about "Upgrade" installation process. Makes me a satisfied customer.  |
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