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17th Sep 2009, 04:34
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Hi guys
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I have been reading over and over some many forums, sadly most are warez sites  I am trying to find a genuine copy of Vista 64bit Home Premium OEM so that i can activate it with my 32bit OEM key. Does anyone know where i can acuire a link to download such a version ? or cant i even activate this way at all? I am going to buy W7 sometime, but i dont like the fact they took away the classic menus otherwise i would just buy W7 now Regards My System: Fred
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17th Sep 2009, 04:55
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Why not use your 32bit key with your 32bit cd?
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AFAIK the keys and not interchangeable between 32 and 64 bit. Not to mention the legal ramifications. My System: Hybr!d
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17th Sep 2009, 05:52
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I could use key with my 32bit copy, but i want to change to 64bit now that i have 4gb ram and nearly 1gb on the card and plus the pagefile all together which shows in over 7gb. I have bought XP64Bit off a mate and ran it and i was amazed at how well it runs compared to 32bit. Felt like i got me a new computer  I have seen Windows 7 for £70 i may just go ahead with this purchase and that will be me 
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17th Sep 2009, 09:01
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Slightly off topic im afraid, but Win7 is really good :-)
Takes the best bits of Vista and XP. And im sure you can change the start menus if their not your cup of tea! |
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17th Sep 2009, 12:27
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As I said i dont think the key will work, sorry.
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17th Sep 2009, 15:48
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Some keys area interchangeable..... if you contact microsoft you could find out.
If you are a school student you can get windows 7 for 19 dollars. |
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18th Sep 2009, 04:45
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19th Sep 2009, 02:20
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My System: FordyPC
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19th Sep 2009, 12:52
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I used my 32bit vista key on a 64bit cd and it worked fine but it may only be some copys |
