Depending on the laptop, the install disk that came with it may even be "vanilla" Windows 7 sans bloatware. Be aware that most W7 disks are one edition only, and it's uncommon to find (retail/OEM) disks which let you install *any* version like they did with Vista - though you can obtain them online or make them yourself.
Any key should work with any disk though, provided the key is for an edition contained on that disk.
---------- Post added at 00:48 ---------- Previous post was at 00:47 ----------
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kymmy
Win7 doesn't come in many versions like XP did,
|
To be honest, it does. I've got 11 different versions on my "universal" install disk, though keys are interchangeable between 5 pairs of them.