How many times can I install windows 7 home premium

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    Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit
       #31

    In Programs and Features, only Windows XP Mode is there and the only option when right clicking it is uninstall, but Windows Virtual PC appears in Windows Features and is checked.
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    Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit
       #32

    OKAY, YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT JUST HAPPENED. I recently restarted the PC and disabled virtualization in BIOS. Started up Windows XP Mode, and this time: IT RUNS!!!
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    win 7 pro 32 bit
       #33

    acm does xp mode operate ok?
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  4. Posts : 106
    Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit
       #34

    Yes it does, and apparently, Windows XP Mode ONLY works if I have virtualization disabled. I have no clue why but I think BIOS may be telling me the opposite of what's enabled and disabled, or some other random thing. My PC originally came with Windows 8 until I reinstalled it with Windows 7 a few months ago, enabled virtualization, did a few reinstalls of Windows 7 with virtualization enabled. and just disabled virtualization a several days ago. Not sure if reinstalling new OSs have anything to do with virtualization or what not.
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    Windows 7 32-bit
       #35

    TheSchaft said:
    shakoor1 said:
    I’ve pre ordered a copy a Windows 7 home premium and how many times can I install that on a pc, once or how many times you like
    I believe it will be like XP in that you can re-install it on the same machine as many times as you wish. A major change to the system will probably necessitate a call to Microsoft to obtain a new key value. That is the way it is with XP.
    That wasn't true in my case. With my XP OEM copy MS would only let me reinstall it 4 times. When I tried to install XP a 5th time, I called MS because I could not register it or do updates. I talked with a lady in the Philippines who said I could pay $40 to get a new Key code. But at that point I decided to buy a Windows 7 OEM copy.

    Yes, it was the same exact computer with the same hardware. My M.O. was to reinstall the operating system when I took a virus I couldn't restore. I should of made boot disk. When I tried to use my XP OEM copy to did a repair, it always asked me for my administrator password which I didn't know. Speaking of administrator passwords....
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