Laptop is not repairable, so I got a brand new

With all due respect,.

I have a dilemma on my upgrade from windows 7 Home premium.
Well, I bought a laptop brand new in January 2010. His pre installed OS is Windows Vista Home Premium.
I got the coupon for the upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium, and I bought the upgrade. Suddenly my laptop stopped working at the end of July (2011). It is under warranty and the service took my laptop. After a long time they told me it could not be repaired and they offered me a new laptop, the same model. But this model has Windows Vista Home Premium and I want to have Windows 7 again... I bought this laptop because there is an option to update. It is not my fault to not be repaired. So now my question is: what can I do now?

Can I use the same disc for the upgrade, because the model is the same. And what to do now when this new serial number will not be the same thing?

Please help me what to do... I was not blamed for the crash from laptop to the title of the warranty period. I just wanted to have Toshiba again. And now I'm worried what to do...
Thank you very much for your support and your time.

Yours faithfully,
Ann

Hello Ann

Of course, you can use this disk to upgrade. you have the same machine that one use this old drive and install the upgrade on the same way as on the old machine.

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