Workaround to install Vista UPGRADE on a machine with No OS

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Workaround to install Vista UPGRADE on a machine with No OS

Post by KnightRid »

Ok, this seems legit.

A pain in the arse, but doable if you buy an upgrade version and not full retail

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=5932

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at least until MS finds a way to block it :)
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I thought that you could do it default anyways? Last I heard instead of being asked for one CD Key, you were asked for two.

Guess that was changed recently.
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