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    I bought a laptop with OEM Windows 7 Starter and I want to upgrade RAM from 2GB to 4GB that the Starter doesn't support. So, I'm going to upgrade to Home Premium. I see the Anytime Upgrade is cheap and might suitable for me. But I need 64-bit edition, afaik anytime upgrade can't upgrade from 32-bit starter to 64-bit home premium, right?

     

    - Can I use Anytime Upgrade license to upgrade to 64-bit Home premium? How?

    - If I can't, what should I do? with the cheapest path.

     

    Thursday, April 7, 2011 5:17 AM

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    I bought a laptop with OEM Windows 7 Starter and I want to upgrade RAM from 2GB to 4GB that the Starter doesn't support. So, I'm going to upgrade to Home Premium. I see the Anytime Upgrade is cheap and might suitable for me. But I need 64-bit edition, afaik anytime upgrade can't upgrade from 32-bit starter to 64-bit home premium, right?

     

    - Can I use Anytime Upgrade license to upgrade to 64-bit Home premium? How?

    - If I can't, what should I do? with the cheapest path.

     


    Please repost your query to a more appropriate forum - the Answers Win7 Install forum is probably best.
     

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    Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC | The Three-toed Sloth
    Thursday, April 7, 2011 6:32 AM
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