Can I do fresh install of Win7 using upgrade disc?

I'm thinking of upgrading to Win 7, but would also like to take this
opportunity for fresh install/re format

Tesco have Win7 Premium Upgrade for £59

Can/how do I do fresh install of Win 7 - Would I have to re-install Vista
and then Win 7 upgrade - or would i have to buy complete Win 7 rather than
upgrade/cheaper version?

"JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
news:#...
> I'm thinking of upgrading to Win 7, but would also like to take this
> opportunity for fresh install/re format
>
> Tesco have Win7 Premium Upgrade for £59
>
> Can/how do I do fresh install of Win 7 - Would I have to re-install Vista
> and then Win 7 upgrade - or would i have to buy complete Win 7 rather than
> upgrade/cheaper version?

Yes you can use your upgrade disk to do a fresh install. I believe you will
need to install twice. Do a Google search and you will find out how to do
it.

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"Kevin John Panzke" <> wrote in message
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> JethroUK© wrote: > I'm thinking of upgrading to Win 7, but would also
> like to take this > opportunity for fresh install/re format > > Tesco
> have Win7 Premium Upgrade for ?59 > > Can/how do I do fresh install of
> Win 7 - Would I have to re-install Vista > and then Win 7 upgrade - or
> would i have to buy complete Win 7 rather than > upgrade/cheaper
> version?

The subject line is to describe the post.

Where I am typing now is the BODY of the post.

You put the body in the subject line. That isn't normal posting, also,
running sentences together is not normal. That means you must not be
normal. Please schedule an appointment with your psychiatrist and discuss
your anger and mental issues prior to posting again.

Thank you.


"Kevin John Panzke" <> wrote in message
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> Kevin SmallBone wrote: > The subject line is to describe the post. > >
> Where I am typing now is the BODY of the post. > > You put the body in
> the subject line. That isn't normal posting, also, > running sentences
> together is not normal. That means you must not be > normal. Please
> schedule an appointment with your psychiatrist and discuss > your
> anger and mental issues prior to posting again. > > Thank you. > > > >
> "Kevin John Panzke" <> wrote in message > news:
> 9caad924-3c88-49c0-a316-d0b6e6e78ae5...oglegroups.com... >
>> JethroUK? wrote: > I'm thinking of upgrading to Win 7, but would
> also > > like to take this > opportunity for fresh install/re format >
>> Tesco > > have Win7 Premium Upgrade for ?59 > > Can/how do I do
> fresh install of > > Win 7 - Would I have to re-install Vista > and
> then Win 7 upgrade - or > > would i have to buy complete Win 7 rather
> than > upgrade/cheaper > > version?

Kevin SmallBone wrote:
>
>
> "JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
> news:#...
>> I'm thinking of upgrading to Win 7, but would also like to take this
>> opportunity for fresh install/re format
>>
>> Tesco have Win7 Premium Upgrade for £59
>>
>> Can/how do I do fresh install of Win 7 - Would I have to re-install
>> Vista and then Win 7 upgrade - or would i have to buy complete Win 7
>> rather than upgrade/cheaper version?
>
> Yes you can use your upgrade disk to do a fresh install. I believe you
> will need to install twice. Do a Google search and you will find out
> how to do it.
>

Will a fresh install with an upgrade disc work on a virtual machine for
Win7? This article seems to indicate that upgrade discs cannot do a
fresh install:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=1514

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