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| transfer XP upgrade (retail) to new computer I am building a new computer and have an old copy of XP upgrade retail version (no longer being used). When I try to load it on the new computer, it prompts me to insert a disk with an older version of windows. Just wondering if I went and bought an OEM Windows 95, if that would do the trick? Thanks. |
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| Re: transfer XP upgrade (retail) to new computer <djtsamonky******.com> wrote >I am building a new computer and have an old copy of XP upgrade retail > version (no longer being used). When I try to load it on the new > computer, it prompts me to insert a disk with an older version of > windows. Just wondering if I went and bought an OEM Windows 95, if > that would do the trick? Yes, Win95 is a qualifying product. -- Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell] |
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