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Can you do an upgrade to windows vista using a OEM WIndows 7 disc or does it have to be a fresh install?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Fresh install. Windows 7 does not have an upgrade path
- Anonymous1 decade ago
uhmm.... yes you can. but you need windows 7's upgrade keys. it will update directly from internet. i prefer like to do it using DVD :)
remember that Upgrade key for windows 7 is different with Full key fro windows 7
If you use Windows Vista Business, you will need to upgrade to either Windows 7 Professional or 7 Ultimate. If your computer is running on Windows Vista Ultimate, you will have to upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate. Purchase your copy of Windows 7 accordingly.
Turn on your computer and your Internet connection. Your Windows 7 Upgrade will use Internet access to receive updates during the installation. If you don’t have Internet access, your Windows 7 installation will still work.
Place your installation disc in your CD-ROM tray or double-click your downloaded file if you ordered Windows 7 online. Keep your Windows product key handy. The product key is a 25-character code found inside your Windows disc package or in a confirmation email if you ordered Windows 7 online.
Click “Install Now” when prompted once the installation file opens. If your computer is connected to the Internet, select “Get important updates for installation,” and download updates. If you are not connected to the Internet, skip the updates screen.
Read the Windows 7 licensing information, then select “I accept the license terms” and click to the next screen. Select “Upgrade” as your type of installation, then hit “Install.” Allow Windows 7 to install completely. Do not power off your computer during the installation. Once it is done, restart your computer
Your computer must be running either Service Pack 1 or Service Pack 2 to complete this upgrade.
have one or the other, open your “Start” menu and right-click on “Computer,” then select “Properties.” It is a good idea to back up your files and programs on Windows Vista before upgrading, even though they should be safe.
- unknown friendLv 71 decade ago
Windows 7 is the upgrade from vista, vista is the os that windows 7 is fixing it was one of the worse os microsoft brought out, the only other one as bad as vista was windows ME.