OEM install win7HP64 AU to Ultimate. Need to do fresh install.

Bubba2112

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Our Acer came with & home pro 64. we did a AU to ultimate64. The laptop is slowing way down and needs a fresh install. Not sure how to do this. Do i use my original BU disks then use my same AU code and redownload or will i need to call microsoft? the Acer also has a 0 partition. so i'm just lost any help would be great.

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I would use the original BU disks. If you have a problem just call MS, it is a very fast and quite simple thing to call them.
 

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ok, but then how do i get ultimate back on the laptop. wife uses the functions of ultimate, so we need that back on and i'd rather not pay for it again.
 

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The Backup Disks reinstall the factory image which is a corrupt install to begin with, larded with bloatware that smothers Win7 native performance.

I would instead take the opportunity to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.

After install use Anytime Upgrade to Professional if you need the expensive extra features, which most consumers don't. Compare Windows 7 Editions - Windows 7 Forums
Anytime Upgrade - How to - Windows 7 Forums

Then after its all set up and running best, save a Win7 or other backup image externally so you don't have to go through it again. Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
 
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