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02-02-2008
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| | windows upgrade anytime - it remained as Home Premium instead of Ultimate as a existing user of a OEM version of Vista Home Premium, I bought a Microsoft windows Upgrade anytime pack with the upgrade path from Home Premium to Ultimate. However when i went to install that upgrade through a upgrade option (noot clean install) it won't upgrade to Ultimate and it remained as Home Premium. My toshiba laptop has a intel centrino duo 1.86 ghz dual processor, 1 gb ram and 100 gb hard disk, I wonder if it is enough for the upgrade to Ultimate? Is a clean install the best solution or what should I do? Any suggestions? William Walker |
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02-02-2008
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| | Re: windows upgrade anytime - it remained as Home Premium instead of Ultimate i thought ultimate was for 64bit not 32bit.. are you 32 cos if you are then ultimate aint for you...is there a 32bit ultimate? Z® "William Walker" <ww1971@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uZzZd4XZIHA.5984@xxxxxx Quote: > as a existing user of a OEM version of Vista Home Premium, I bought a > Microsoft windows Upgrade anytime pack with the upgrade path from Home > Premium to Ultimate. However when i went to install that upgrade through > a upgrade option (noot clean install) it won't upgrade to Ultimate and it > remained as Home Premium. > > My toshiba laptop has a intel centrino duo 1.86 ghz dual processor, 1 gb > ram and 100 gb hard disk, I wonder if it is enough for the upgrade to > Ultimate? > > Is a clean install the best solution or what should I do? > > Any suggestions? > > William Walker |
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02-02-2008
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| | Re: windows upgrade anytime - it remained as Home Premium instead of Ultimate Ultimate, like all versions of Vista, comes in both 64-bit and 32-bit varieties. "ZoNeHeaD®" <zonehead@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uVWoj.692$j95.467@xxxxxx-win.ntli.net... Quote: >i thought ultimate was for 64bit not 32bit.. are you 32 cos if you are then >ultimate aint for you...is there a 32bit ultimate? > > Z® > "William Walker" <ww1971@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uZzZd4XZIHA.5984@xxxxxx Quote: >> as a existing user of a OEM version of Vista Home Premium, I bought a >> Microsoft windows Upgrade anytime pack with the upgrade path from Home >> Premium to Ultimate. However when i went to install that upgrade through >> a upgrade option (noot clean install) it won't upgrade to Ultimate and it >> remained as Home Premium. >> >> My toshiba laptop has a intel centrino duo 1.86 ghz dual processor, 1 gb >> ram and 100 gb hard disk, I wonder if it is enough for the upgrade to >> Ultimate? >> >> Is a clean install the best solution or what should I do? >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> William Walker |
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02-02-2008
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| | Re: windows upgrade anytime - it remained as Home Premium instead of Ultimate oh then sheesh it shuold work. make sure you aint got a sp1 beta installed...if you have uninstall it an try reinstalling vista upg "Rojo Habe" <nosp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:78810A70-80C0-4EBE-AFF1-EFE53F86203A@xxxxxx Quote: > Ultimate, like all versions of Vista, comes in both 64-bit and 32-bit > varieties. > > > "ZoNeHeaD®" <zonehead@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uVWoj.692$j95.467@xxxxxx-win.ntli.net... Quote: >>i thought ultimate was for 64bit not 32bit.. are you 32 cos if you are >>then ultimate aint for you...is there a 32bit ultimate? >> >> Z® >> "William Walker" <ww1971@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:uZzZd4XZIHA.5984@xxxxxx Quote: >>> as a existing user of a OEM version of Vista Home Premium, I bought a >>> Microsoft windows Upgrade anytime pack with the upgrade path from Home >>> Premium to Ultimate. However when i went to install that upgrade >>> through a upgrade option (noot clean install) it won't upgrade to >>> Ultimate and it remained as Home Premium. >>> >>> My toshiba laptop has a intel centrino duo 1.86 ghz dual processor, 1 gb >>> ram and 100 gb hard disk, I wonder if it is enough for the upgrade to >>> Ultimate? >>> >>> Is a clean install the best solution or what should I do? >>> >>> Any suggestions? >>> >>> William Walker |
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02-02-2008
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| | Re: windows upgrade anytime - it remained as Home Premium instead of Ultimate yes, there is. I have it. "ZoNeHeaD®" <zonehead@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uVWoj.692$j95.467@xxxxxx-win.ntli.net... Quote: >i thought ultimate was for 64bit not 32bit.. are you 32 cos if you are then >ultimate aint for you...is there a 32bit ultimate? > > Z® > "William Walker" <ww1971@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uZzZd4XZIHA.5984@xxxxxx Quote: >> as a existing user of a OEM version of Vista Home Premium, I bought a >> Microsoft windows Upgrade anytime pack with the upgrade path from Home >> Premium to Ultimate. However when i went to install that upgrade through >> a upgrade option (noot clean install) it won't upgrade to Ultimate and it >> remained as Home Premium. >> >> My toshiba laptop has a intel centrino duo 1.86 ghz dual processor, 1 gb >> ram and 100 gb hard disk, I wonder if it is enough for the upgrade to >> Ultimate? >> >> Is a clean install the best solution or what should I do? >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> William Walker |
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