We have a full Windows 7 system disk but only one access key. We have 3 other other computers that need Windows 7. 2 are currently on Vista and 1 is on XP. We would like to upgrade all of them to Windows 7. We heard a new full Windows 7 installation is better than a Windows 7 upgrade. Can we use a Windows 7 upgrade key on a new Windows 7 installation?

What you see here is exactly what I did and how it happened. My HP computer came with a Windows 7 Upgrade. I was to get the Win 7 disk when it became available last October from Microsoft. I decided video my install it so you could make up your mind to install or not, if your hesitant. My VISTA upgrade went to the Blue Screen of death and I had to do a clean install. It was difficult. I was hoping that would not happen with Windows 7. It didn’t! Please don’t try to convert me to a Mac because I have been with Windows so long, I could not afford to change. Besides, I like all the simulators that work with pc’s and not Mac. I have found Windows 7 the most enjoyable to use. It has many neat picture editing features and everything is working flawlessly so far. It took Microsoft a while, but this seems the best yet. www.microsoft.com For the fix, download the viewer from here. http Thanks for watching and subscribing. Dave

I have windows vista home premium and want to upgrade to windows 7 ultimate. Can i buy the windows 7 ultimate upgrade or do i need to buy windows vista ultimate and then buy windows 7 upgrade or do i have to buy windows 7 ultimate the one that doesn’t say upgrade on it?

I just want to know whats the cheapest and easiest way to do it.

I have Windows Vista Home Premium on my computer right now. It was pre-loaded on the machine. I’d like to upgrade it to Windows 7. I am also planning on buying a Mac. Will I be able to load the Windows 7 upgrade version on that also? Thanks in advance for your help.

I already have my computers set up a certain way and don’t want anything to change – as far as the display goes. All my shortcut icons are set up and arranged in a very efficient way for myself so I don’t have to search for certain files/folders. Will upgrading to Windows 7 screw this up?

I am using Windows XP and I am considering getting Windows 7. I have been shopping online and I have found Windows 7 and Windows 7 Upgrade. When I think of an upgrade, I think of it as something to improve something that I already have. Is this the case with Windows 7 Upgrade? Is it an improvement on Windows 7? If so, why hasn’t the upgrade been integrated with the Windows 7 software?