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December 24th 09, 07:11 AM
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Two Copies of Windows 7
I have two copies of Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade with two product
keys. Can I use one disc to upgrade two computers using the two product keys. I would like to save the second disc for a backup. I assume this can be done but wanted to check first. Thanks 
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December 24th 09, 07:27 AM
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Two Copies of Windows 7
"Nice Guy" wrote in message ... I have two copies of Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade with two product keys. Can I use one disc to upgrade two computers using the two product keys. I would like to save the second disc for a backup. I assume this can be done but wanted to check first. Thanks The DVD image is identical and the DVD's are not unique. The product key is the unique identifier. So, yes, it can be done.
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December 25th 09, 11:07 PM
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Two Copies of Windows 7
"Augustus" wrote in message news:MJEYm.58838$PH1.22002@edtnps82... "Nice Guy" wrote in message ... I have two copies of Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade with two product keys. The DVD image is identical and the DVD's are not unique. The product key is the unique identifier. So, yes, it can be done. BUT...................... upon activation after installation, Augustus may not be able to activate the second installation, depending on whether his Win 7 is for one computer only or several. EW
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