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Old 29-08-2011, 23:48   #3
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Re: Win7 serial question

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.

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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
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.
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