Microsoft Answers Our Windows 7 E Queries Comments

Author Gordon Kelly
Published 4th Aug 2009
Microsoft Answers Our Windows 7 E Queries

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comment Gormond said on 4th August 2009

I pre-ordered 3 copies of Windows 7 Home Premium from Amazon at £45 each and would have certainly cancelled them if they were going to be upgrade copies.

comment xbrumster said on 4th August 2009

I have been recession buggered... cant afford to buy any version of windows 7...

comment Kanthan said on 4th August 2009

I'm planning to dual boot vista and windows 7. I believe you can access the vista partition from windows 7 therefore able to transfer/access files across to windows 7? However, can you later reformat/clear the vista partition and then continue to use Win 7?

comment Tony Walker said on 4th August 2009

@Kanthan

If they are definitely on different primary partitions then it shouldn't be a problem.

comment Tony Walker said on 4th August 2009

Phew! Glad i pre-ordered two copies. Like Gormond I would've cancelled my order as an upgrade edition would've been useless for me - need the full one for this PC I'm typing on which has run the Beta and now the RC version since it was built in February.

I shudder to think how MS are now going to screw us on pricing.

comment Greg said on 5th August 2009

Now all they have to do is confirm that it is possible to upgrade from a beta or RC or RTM version of 7 to the final version.

I'm one of the many that went out and pre-ordered multiple copies of 7 at the incentive prices, looking to the Bay to sell afterwards. Todays news is rather good... :)

comment Gordon said on 5th August 2009

@Greg - I doubt it, but I've posed the question :)

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