If I buy a copy of the oem version of Windows 7 is it possible to upgrade to Windows 10?

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• How to upgrade the OEM Version of Windows 7?

  Hi all

  I have ideapad Lenovo Z560 supplied with Windows 7 Home Premium pre-installed. My understanding is that it is the OEM of Windows 7 version.

  My copy of Windows works fine. I want to upgrade to the OEM of Windows 7 Ultimate version.

  This kind of upgrade is possible? If 'Yes', then please guide on "how to do". Need the steps to this list.

  Which will incur fees? If 'Yes', then please provide details or at least an estimate.

  Thank you in advance!

  Pankaj Dua

  On Sunday, October 5, 2014 11:04:47 + 0000, PRDua wrote:

  I have ideapad Lenovo Z560 supplied with Windows 7 Home Premium pre-installed. My understanding is that it is the OEM of Windows 7 version.

  Yes. Almost any computer that comes with Windows preinstalled has a
  OEM version.

  My copy of Windows works fine. I want to upgrade to the OEM of Windows 7 Ultimate version.

  Why do you do this? Are you aware that the only difference is
  Ultimate has some additional features, and most of the people do not need (or
  even want to) these characteristics?

  This kind of upgrade is possible?

  N ° you can't move to an OEM version. If you get an OEM version
  you have to clean install it. If you want to upgrade, you must obtain
  a commercial version.

  Which will incur fees? If 'Yes', then please provide details or at least an estimate.

  Yes. You need to buy it. I don't know where you can buy this, or what
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• Can I use Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3 users) to install Windows 7 Edition home premium 64 on a desktop computer running the OEM version of Windows Vista Home Premium 32?

  My desktop system is an Acer E700 Intel Quad Core 2.4 GHz with 4 GB of RAM and 1 Gig video running Vista Home Premium OEM 32 version. I plan to upgrade the hard disk of 1 tetrabyte before upgrading the OS.  If so, how should I do this?  I have to restore the backup to disk to the new disk before update for Window 7 64?

  My second office is already running Vista Home Premium 64 so this upgrade using the family must be right before correct?  Or do I need to backup to the subject programs before moving to Win7 64?

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  You will need to do a reformat to perform installation and you reinstall the applications.  There has never been a way to upgrade from x 86 to x 64.  You will need to do is use your x 64 media to install Windows 7 on new hard drive, use your product key on the certificate of authenticity located on the side of the Acer desktop computer.  You will always be the OEM license terms, as you install the same Windows SKU.  Product keys are interchangeable between x 86 and x 64, but you will probably need to call to activate Windows after installation - usually the Internet activation does not work on current versions of Windows using the seller great modes of action.

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  Please use the Vista system repair and recovery forum to fix your departure upward.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-system?page=1&tab=all

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  The best option is to repair Vista first.

  Before dismiss you the idea of buying a copy of the full license of Windows 7, remember that it would be transferable to a new computer much more easily that an upgrade copy is.

• OEM version of windows 7 can be installed on a new purched from hard drive on the market and not OEM (Dell)

  My Dell laptop hard drive crashed. Now, I want to buy a new hard drive directly from the market (not dell). I'll be able to install the OEM version of windows 7 Home Basic or should I get the HARD drive replaced by dell only? I have the original DVD of windows provided by Dell.

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  I started PC repair services in my area. And especially the client, that they do not have disk to install windows that they have fair windows serial key printed on the CPU or the back of the laptop. Can I use the OEM version of windows to rebuild several computers (of a generator system point of view)?

  You just need a classic Installation Vista FULL disc (one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit - each contains all versions of Vista).  You can use these didks to re - install operating systems; However, you must use the product key provided by the customer and only install the same version of Vista they had on their system and which corresponds to its product key!  If they have a Vista upgrade version, you must first install the program original before you can improve it (you can't just install the full product or the key will not activate).  You cannot use the product keys of these two drives on more than one machine at a time - so if the customer lost its product key you will not be able to help them as they will eventually be uable to activate and who will essentially stop the system.  You just can't use an OEM version of the disc (for one thing - it often contains premanente programs and special device drivers you don "t want to be installed and you do not have OEM rights to do as they have agreements with other vendors that include additional software or information).

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• You want to buy a copy of the upgrade to windows 7.

  You want to upgrade my windows XP computer to windows 7.

  I found the link that I can buy.

  Question: this outfit sells copy of the upgrade to windows 7? (Don't want to get cheated and lose my money.)

  http://www.softdirectworld.com/Microsoft-Windows-7-Home-Premium-1-PC-license-32-64bit/

  Thank you very much for your help.

  I don't think not that it's likely that you will get a definitive answer, but here are a few things to think about.

  Microsoft has stopped the sale at retail of Windows 7 on October 31, 2013.  Which does not prevent a retailer to sell copies of Windows 7 that were acquired from Microsoft before that date.  Microsoft is continuing to sell Windows 7 to run the OEM for pre-installation on their computers.  See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/lifecycle

  It is not at all what you will get for your $55.  You can just get a license key (which, according to the FAQ on several occasions either real, authentic, etc..).  "How to install" page on this site refers to downloading a file ISO "from the Microsoft store."  She said, however, that you can 'use the ISO file downloaded from us'.  Then maybe you'll get a link to download an ISO of softdirectworld... and perhaps that you won't.  Microsoft Windows 7 ISO official files are available to Digital River... but they have in the past disappeared for a while.  As of today, the links are active.  See http://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/14-windows-7-direct-download-links

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  A: purchase us volume keys and pass the savings to our customers. In a retail store, you buy a copy of the software and packaging that you already own.

  It is not at all clear what "volume keys" which talks about response.  Microsoft has indeed a volume license program, but as far as I KNOW, it is not intended to be used for retail sales.  Microsoft says (emphasis added):

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  Trying to decide what to do, don't forget that there are essentially no more commercial versions of Windows 7 for sale.  Versions that you see on websites like Amazon are mostly versions of "OEM System Builder", which Microsoft says can not be used for its own computer (a "system builder" has sell systems he built).

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  Hello

  Just to clarify things a little.

  Originally, very early in the beta version of Windows 7 (Jan/Feb 2009), Microsoft drew the Windows 7 Starter edition for new markets the technology like Windows XP Starter and Windows Vista starter editions have been designed. It was OEM that pushed Microsoft companies to make the Windows 7 Starter edition available for OEM Netbook market.

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