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Windows 7 help needed!
penny_pitstop
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My windows 7 has arrived (hurrah!)
I put the Upgrade Assistant disk in my laptop but nothing happens! What's wrong?
I thought it would be as simple as inserting the disk and following the instructions...?:o
I put the Upgrade Assistant disk in my laptop but nothing happens! What's wrong?
I thought it would be as simple as inserting the disk and following the instructions...?:o
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What's your previous version of Windows you are upgrading from?0
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And which version of Windows 7 are you upgrading to; 32-bit/64-bit.0
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It could be trickier than you think. Windows 7 doesn't support upgrading from XP, for instance, or moving up an edition (Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional, say), or upgrading from Vista 32-bit to Windows 7 64-bit. In these, and many other upgrade scenarios, you're forced to do a clean install, then reinstall all your applications and restore their various settings.0
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I currently have Vista :mad:0
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It could be trickier than you think. Windows 7 doesn't support upgrading from XP, for instance, or moving up an edition (Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional, say), or upgrading from Vista 32-bit to Windows 7 64-bit. In these, and many other upgrade scenarios, you're forced to do a clean install, then reinstall all your applications and restore their various settings.
If I have to do a clean install what does this mean? I thought this was what the Upgrade Assistant was something to do with..? Laymans terms please!
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