I got the answer now, disregard my query. Upgrade disks require a genuine
copy of XP or Vista or apparently 2000 installed on the machine.
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From: "ChB" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Windows 7 Purchase Deal
Not sure if it does but it would make sense.
How else would they justify the higher price for a stand-alone compared to
an upgrade, among other things.
Since it is only an upgrade offer that really puts a bit of a damper on the
good deal.
Regards
chrissy
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I know, but will the upgrade disk require a genuine full copy of either XP
or Vista? I don't mean it being physically installed but I mean would the
disk be required to verify that the upgrade is genuine? I remember back in
the old days that this was necessary if you've purchased an upgrade disk.
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