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Thread ID: 117153	2011-04-05 01:07:00	3 PC Win7 Home Premium Upgrade pack deal	Chilling_Silence (9)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1192017	2011-04-05 01:07:00	Thought I'd post this, there was a lot of interest in it last time, just noticed it: pbtech.co.nz	Chilling_Silence (9)
1192018	2011-04-05 01:34:00	Had it since Christmas :p	pcuser42 (130)
1192019	2011-04-05 02:13:00	Sadly I think it only works to upgrade Vista - no use to those of us who didn't get sucked in, and stayed with XP Pro. :crying	John H (8)
1192020	2011-04-05 02:34:00	Appears to me you can use this pack to upgrade from XP to 7, although it is a fresh install...I dont see anywhere it states only Vista to 7!!	SolMiester (139)
1192021	2011-04-05 02:36:00	Sadly I think it only works to upgrade Vista - no use to those of us who didn't get sucked in, and stayed with XP Pro. :crying There is a way to upgrade using the upgrade when you don't have something to upgrade from.;)	mikebartnz (21)
1192022	2011-04-05 02:46:00	There is a way to upgrade using the upgrade when you don't have something to upgrade from.;) Indeed there is... ;)	wratterus (105)
1192023	2011-04-05 03:51:00	Does this upgrade include sp1?	muffin (16317)
1192024	2011-04-05 03:52:00	sounds dodgy. My upgrade version of Vista had to be run from within windows, did not work if you booted of the CD. You could however do a clean install then remove the old OS.	dugimodo (138)
1192025	2011-04-05 05:41:00	My upgrade version of Vista had to be run from within windows, did not work if you booted of the CD. You could however do a clean install then remove the old OS. If you boot from the DVD, Windows 7 checks for a previous install of Windows before formatting, so a clean install will activate if you were previously using XP or Vista :)	pcuser42 (130)
1192026	2011-04-06 11:01:00	Wratterus is correct.	PENTIUM (426)
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