Windows Anytime Upgrade Question

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  1. codyw
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 with SP1
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    It does have an Atom Processor and I don't plan on using it for any kind of video editing just because of the screen size. I will use my personal laptop for that which is an Asus. It's screen is 10x bigger than the HP Mini's.
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  3. gregrocker
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    In that case I would shrink C in Disk Management, install a test install of Win7 to run for awhile to see how it performs before deleting it in Disk Mgmt, extend C partition to go ahead with Anytime Upgrade or not.
    Partition or Volume - Shrink
    Partition or Volume - Extend
    Same as: Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and Vista
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