Upgrade Home premium Windows 7 64 bit-to-bit window 7 ultimate 64

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My laptop is running Home premium Windows 7 64 bit. My friend gave me a genuine key of Windows 7 ultimate. Can I use this key as an anytime upgrade of the window button to upgrade my computer in the control panel? If I update, what happens with my data and software preinstalled on my laptop? Thank you

If the key that your friend gave you is a retail key, you can use the Windows Anytime Upgrade feature to convert your Windows 7 Home Premium to Windows 7 Ultimate. Click Start, type Anytime Upgrade, press ENTER. Follow the wizard screen, enter your product key Windows 7 Ultimate, click Next and reboot your system at the request and 10 minutes of your operating system will be upgraded.

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