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| Windows 7 Ultimate | Windows XP to Windows 7 upgrade possible Quote: Microsoft has confirmed that customers can purchase upgrade media and an upgrade license at a discounted price to move from Windows XP to Windows 7. However, customers need to do a clean installation of Windows 7. The pricing details of XP upgrade licenses are not yet known. |
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| Vista Ultimate SP1 x64 | Re: Windows XP to Windows 7 upgrade possible Thats good news, but how do the upgrade versions work? I dont understand them at all. |
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