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Windows 7: Non activated OEM upgrade disk win7

24 Nov 2009  
strokercrate

vista/win7
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Non activated OEM upgrade disk win7

I bought a ASUS that had a failed c-mos from the factory. only 2 months after i bought it. Before that happen i ordered the asus OEM Windows 7 upgrade disk then my computer crashes now today the disk came. Can i use this asus oem upgrade disk to upgrade my dell vista to Windows 7? Will it change my needed drivers for my dell and install asus drivers. Or is this simply just an upgrade disk similar to the one you buy retail expect for the key restrictions and will work to upgrade my other computer? both are x64 my dell vista and the asus Windows 7 upgrade. Thanks!!

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24 Nov 2009  
gregrocker

Win7 x 6 PC's
36,537 posts
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

I notice Acer is sending clean copies of Windows 7 upgrade with keys attached, then another disk with drivers/apps which is surprisingly bloat-free.

It would be interesting to know if the keys are OEM coded to the Vista OEM being upgraded.

It seems highly unlikely that MS would allow manufacturers to mail out free Upgrade copies with no OEM restrictions on the key. But I'll bet that there are some who are testing it already.
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03 Jan 2010  
anmg

Windows 7 x64
1 posts
 
 

strokercrate

Please share ASUS Windows 7 Upgarde disk
or boot.wim file from it
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