robtlmiller
October 18th, 2009, 03:53 PM
Hello All!
A question concerning the use of a Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade DVD:
I would like to be able to retain Windows XP on my computer and, when adding Win7, set it up to dual boot.
I have read several places that, upon using an upgrade version of Win7, the XP activation key is "invalidated" by Microsoft. If this is true [and it may not be], will I be able to set up my machine to dual boot with the XP OS still working? Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Bob Miller
A question concerning the use of a Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade DVD:
I would like to be able to retain Windows XP on my computer and, when adding Win7, set it up to dual boot.
I have read several places that, upon using an upgrade version of Win7, the XP activation key is "invalidated" by Microsoft. If this is true [and it may not be], will I be able to set up my machine to dual boot with the XP OS still working? Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Bob Miller