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Windows 7: Upgrade on Multiple PC's

24 Nov 2009   #1

Window 7 Pro 32bit
 
 
Upgrade on Multiple PC's

Hi, I have 2 computers

1. DELL Laptop, VISTA Business, 1.3GHZ core duo, 3 GBs Memory, plenty HD
2. Dell Desktop, XP Pro, 3 gbs Memory, 2.3 Core Duo, plenty of HD




question: Can i purchase 1 upgrade CD to Win 7 Home Professional and upgrade both these PCs? I have license numbers for each of these pc's for their respective OS's
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24 Nov 2009   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate
The Southern Hinterlands
 
 

You can only activate one at a time... You would need 2 keys if you plan on activating both...
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24 Nov 2009   #3

W7 x64
3rd Rock from the Sun
 
 

You need a Windows 7 key for each machine (unless you can lay hands on a family pack upgrade where the key can be used on three machines).
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14 Feb 2010   #4

7 Home Premium x86
 
 

Ah how I wish there was somewhere where they still had the $150 3 user family upgrade pack for Home Premium!
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14 Feb 2010   #5

Win7 x 6 PC's
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by ilcaa View Post
I have license numbers for each of these pc's for their respective OS's
Those licenses are for Vista and XP.

And you want to install Windows 7, which is a different OS with a different license.
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