Installing win 7 home premium again using retail upgrade disc?

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  1. p5200
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    Up and running, thanks Again! :)
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  3. AddRAM
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    There ya go, you guys answered both questions, p5200, you have Retail version of XP, and Greg`s answer "Once again you can move retail Full or Upgrade Win7 anywhere you want as long as it is only installed and activated on one PC at a time".
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