Solve : Microsoft OS?

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Answer» how to change windows xp to windows 7 You have to buy Windows 7 DVD and perform clean install: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/operatingsystems/ss/windows-7-clean-install-part-1.htm There is no option for upgrade from XP. That means, you have to BACK up your data, first. Make sure, your computer is good enough for Win 7.thanksSure thing QUOTE from: Crinale819 on November 06, 2009, 05:07:47 PM how to change windows xp to windows 7 A VALID Credit card will work! Only way I know to install from XP would be to upgrade to vista. Then upgrade from vista into windows 7. You can't upgrade xp directly to windows 7This would certainly be messy...and probably not worth it. 2 people tried this method at another FORUM i volunteer on and both machines exhibited issues...most notably they crawled along like turtles. A clean install with Win7 is highly recommended. There's always the option of him keeping the XP install and dual-booting to Win7...personally, I always use an OS upgrade as an oppurtunity to up my hard drive size. I have win7 but I'm sticking with vista until I do just that (I did give win7 a run around in ol' VMWARE, though.

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how to change windows xp to windows 7 You have to buy Windows 7 DVD and perform clean install: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/operatingsystems/ss/windows-7-clean-install-part-1.htm
There is no option for upgrade from XP.
That means, you have to BACK up your data, first.
Make sure, your computer is good enough for Win 7.thanksSure thing QUOTE from: Crinale819 on November 06, 2009, 05:07:47 PM

how to change windows xp to windows 7

A VALID Credit card will work! Only way I know to install from XP would be to upgrade to vista. Then upgrade from vista into windows 7.

You can't upgrade xp directly to windows 7This would certainly be messy...and probably not worth it.

2 people tried this method at another FORUM i volunteer on and both machines exhibited issues...most notably they crawled along like turtles.

A clean install with Win7 is highly recommended.

There's always the option of him keeping the XP install and dual-booting to Win7...personally, I always use an OS upgrade as an oppurtunity to up my hard drive size.

I have win7 but I'm sticking with vista until I do just that (I did give win7 a run around in ol' VMWARE, though.

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