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Re: Beware older version of W7
In reply to Bob Collette,
5 months ago
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Bob Collette wrote:
To my knowledge, unless you have a beta copy of Win7, it shouldn't matter when you bought it. The only versions that I'm aware of that "expire" are the beta versions, not the RTM version.
Yeah, that is what I thought, but for what ever reason my copy (purchased in 2009) for a clean install must be done within 30 days on purchasing.....
I managed to use my old drive to boot on the new hardware; now I have to figure out how to get it from the old drive to the SSD without running into this problem again....geesh.
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