OEM Activation

Help.

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Make a bootable DVD of Windows 7 Home Premium OEM disk image downloaded from Digital River.

Q1: Can I activate it with the Windows 7 Home Premium product key that came with my computer HP P7-1235.

Q2: can I use my purchased Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade Professional Code upgrade to 7 Professional.

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Any help much appreciated.

Happy holidays to all.

Thank you.

 

Help.

After many trial and error with that I just humbly you using snatch clusters hair.

***

Make a bootable DVD of Windows 7 Home Premium OEM disk image downloaded from Digital River.

Q1: Can I activate it with the Windows 7 Home Premium product key that came with my computer HP P7-1235.

Q2: can I use my purchased Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade Professional Code upgrade to 7 Professional.

***

Any help much appreciated.

Happy holidays to all.

Thank you.

 

See here which covers HP OEM SLP activation and upgrade clean install with a product key:

http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/

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