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So, I'm replacing our rubbish Dell Vista laptop with a funky new Asus Tablet. However, this won't be able to run the software for my HP Photosmart all-in-one printer. So that job will go to my other Dell laptop, presently running XP64. Problem is, HP don't make a printer driver for XP64.
So, I'm thinking of upgrading the XP64 to windows 7. £99 for the upgrade from Microsoft, compared to £150 for the full install. Obviously, I want to upgrade, but the copy of XP I have, may be a little warm, if you get my drift. Will I run into difficulty?
Got any kids?
[url= http://www.software4students.co.uk/t/brands/windows-7 ]Win 7 £49[/url]
They used to sell Win 7 Home Premium cheaper but I can't find it listed.
I have installed Win 7 upgrade onto a completely blank machine, but have never registered it (might have used Winloaded to activate it - messing around playing, so never tried registering it properly).
Hmmm
*All licensees' must be Qualified Education Users (i.e. students or their parents or guardians
My lad is about to start Reception, that should qualify...
Its the "You must have a current valid Windows operating system licensed to your PC" that I'm concerned about...
My lad is about to start Reception, that should qualify...
really it does... can't help you on to confirm the valid win licence though. If you get the £49 copy of 7, you could do as a friend did, & locate an unused copy of in Xp on ebay for £20 (IIRC)