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How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - Cellydy - 11-04-2009
Hey,
I have a Windows Vista Home Premium Key.
I want to move to Windows 7.
Is there a way I can upgrade my Vista key (just the key) online to Win7 Home Premium? Or Do I have to buy the new windows key and pay the full price?
Cheers
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - QBANBOY407 - 11-06-2009
For what i think you do have to buy a new key!
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - IbDrugFree - 11-06-2009
Yeah you have to buy a new key. I think if you have a legit copy of Vista and want to upgrade, it is cheaper than if you want upgrade from XP or any other OS.
IBDF
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - Madness - 09-08-2011
I'm sure theres a small discount, maybe email microsoft?
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - AceInfinity - 09-08-2011
This thread was started 2 years ago, no need to bump this one at all.
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - ₠o™ - 09-15-2011
I think you should buy a new one. But you can use cracks also which can be find in thepiratebay.com
RE: How Can I Upgrade Vista Key? - AceInfinity - 09-18-2011
(09-15-2011, 09:41 PM)spicylips Wrote: I think you should buy a new one. But you can use cracks also which can be find in thepiratebay.com
Warez references are discouraged at SF, and personally I wouldn't suggest for him to do that, Microsoft cracks down on updates that disable cracked versions, so you'll either have to risk taking in updates for "Security" or not take them at all. And you won't be able to download anything from the Microsoft website, since there's a genuine check... (Unless you are like me and know how to get straight to the download)
I needed the XPmode install msi, and I wasn't getting it in my Windows updates like on my other Windows 7 machine, but apparently, I was a little off, since it's only needed and supported on machines greater than service pack 1 lol. So I got the download from Microsoft's official site, bypassing everything that wouldn't let me download it because of my system requirements that it didn't tell me about. To find out (once I tried installing it after it was on my local HDD) that it wouldn't install anyway because I ran SP1.