31st January 2007

Thanks to a commenter on this blog, we now know there’s a workaround for this issue. Still, why would Microsoft not send us full versions?

Now I can go buy a new hard drive, then do a clean install of Windows Vista from an upgrade disk


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  • Garry says:

    February 2, 2007

    You can install a clean copy using an upgrade disk. You will be prompted for your original XP disk during install.

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