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Re: Upgrade from Business to Ultimate
Can I assume this uses the same upgrade process as an upgrade from another
OS? Lay down a new copy of Vista an 'try' to reinstall drivers, programs
and settings? Think I would be making a full system backup before trying
this.
"Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarharst@msn.com> wrote in message
news:CA421D07-A46A-4CAD-AB65-AA6AA576F15A@microsoft.com...
> Perform an in-place-upgrade with the Ultimate edition product key and the
> MSDN dvd in the drive. You do not need to download another dvd. Just
> changing the product key does not upgrade the bits. You need to go
> through the installation procedure. When you get to the screen with the
> upgrade and custom options, choose upgrade. Your files, settings, and
> apps will remain installed.
>
> "Genghis" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:udq9BbOMHHA.5064@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> hi, through my MSDN subscription i've downloaded the Vista DVD and the
>> product key for Business edition.
>> I've now seen that the product key for Ultimate is also available and i'd
>> like to add DVD Maker to my installation. what do I have to do? i've seen
>> that there is the anytime upgrade web site but i don't want to buy
>> another license, i've already have the license key for ultimate.
>> thanks to all
>> G
>>
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