Transfering Windows 7 from Mac to New Build


  1. Iampaul2
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    Transfering Windows 7 from Mac to New Build


    Hello everyone!!! I had purchased a retail copy of windows 7 home 32 bit and installed it as bootcamp on my macbook pro. Now I am purchasing the parts to build a desktop! Is there anyway I can transfer the windows 7 on my mac to my new pc, since I don't need windows on my mac anymore? I still have the disk and original code if that helps.

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  3. gregrocker
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    You should be able to transfer it via imaging, using free Macrium - Image your system.
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