I spotted the following which is talking about the Windows 7 upgrade program that shall be available to new PC purchasers starting July 1:
The Windows 7 Upgrade Program Debuts July 1, 2009 - End-date is yet to be determined - Softpedia
However the bit at the end talking about the restriction on the upgrade available (i.e. if you buy Vista 32-bit you will only get Win 7 32-bit when you upgrade) got me wondering if a similar restriction will apply to retail upgrade packages.
When I bought my retail upgrade from XP > Vista there was a leaflet inside offering a free 64-bit DVD if needed.
I was hoping the same would be offered for a Vista > Win 7 upgrade as I really want to go x64 this time. I'm now wondering if this will be allowed.....
The Windows 7 Upgrade Program Debuts July 1, 2009 - End-date is yet to be determined - Softpedia
However the bit at the end talking about the restriction on the upgrade available (i.e. if you buy Vista 32-bit you will only get Win 7 32-bit when you upgrade) got me wondering if a similar restriction will apply to retail upgrade packages.
When I bought my retail upgrade from XP > Vista there was a leaflet inside offering a free 64-bit DVD if needed.
I was hoping the same would be offered for a Vista > Win 7 upgrade as I really want to go x64 this time. I'm now wondering if this will be allowed.....
My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Home Premium x64
- CPU
- Pentium D 945
- Motherboard
- Dell DXP051
- Memory
- 4GB 667MHz DDR2
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVidia 8800GT
- Sound Card
- Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 1680 x 1050
- Screen Resolution
- 1680 x 1050
- Hard Drives
- 1 x Intel MX-25 G2 SSD, 1 x 7200RPM Western Digital
- PSU
- Stock Dell
- Case
- Stock Dell XPS400
- Cooling
- Stock Dell XPS400
- Internet Speed
- 13.4Mbps Throughput / 15.3Mbps Synch