Installing win. 7 pro from universal disc


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    windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    Installing win. 7 pro from universal disc


    I have a universal disc I made from my upgrade retail version of home premium. I have purchased a pro version product key which I have upgraded to at the present time. If I get a SSD, can I use the universal disc I made along with the key I purchased to install only, the pro version on the SSD to save space on that drive after, I remove the OS from the standard harddrive? Thanks! :)
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  2. Posts : 10,200
    MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
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    yes
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    Win 7 Pro x64 / Win 10 Pro
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    p5200 said:
    I have a universal disc I made from my upgrade retail version of home premium. I have purchased a pro version product key which I have upgraded to at the present time. If I get a SSD, can I use the universal disc I made along with the key I purchased to install only, the pro version on the SSD to save space on that drive after, I remove the OS from the standard harddrive? Thanks! :)
    I hope you bought that from Microsoft and not on eBay.
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    windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    Bongo said:
    p5200 said:
    I have a universal disc I made from my upgrade retail version of home premium. I have purchased a pro version product key which I have upgraded to at the present time. If I get a SSD, can I use the universal disc I made along with the key I purchased to install only, the pro version on the SSD to save space on that drive after, I remove the OS from the standard harddrive? Thanks! :)
    I hope you bought that from Microsoft and not on eBay.
    I know it wasn't ebay but, I'll have to check my records to find out for sure where I purchased it. Thanks for the warning! :)
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