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Is upgrade from Win 2000 possible ?


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02-Sep-2007, 09:12 AM #1
Is upgrade from Win 2000 possible ?
I have a PC with Windows 2000 installed. The Motherboard is bust and I need to get a new one. I know that an upgrade to Vista is possible from Win2k although a clean install is required, but I am concerned that I can only upgrade from a running Win2k PC (as opposed to booting of the installation disk as you can with XP) and if I replace the Motherboard I will need to lay down a new HAL. So does that mean I have to get a full copy of Vista ? I do not have the Win2k installation disk.

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