Can I use this for a fresh Install???
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No you have to put on the windows 8 home version before you put on windows 8 pro
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Yes, you can, as long a you have enough GB space on the Clickfree. Check to see how much disc space is being used on each computer & tally it up.
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Educated guess ... Maybe. It depends on which distribution you plan on using and how new the hardware is (as to whether or not you'll be able to find drivers yet). Bored with windows already?
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Yes, but remove all newer versions that are loaded as a trial copy on new computers.
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Not quite sure what's preventing you from simply installing it as you did before. Unless you no longer have the requisite serial info or password to do so. I'm sorry I'm not very helpful. I can tell you that personally when I have had the need to install on a new computer and can't find either the disc or the info (which is almost always the case) I simply orflder a new one. The version I have isn't very costly and there are a number of places to find em. Good luck. Maybe you should ask a thirteen year old. I'm 50 and that's what I end up doing.
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Yes! These are very new units. If additional updates / fixes are available, they can be downloaded for free. Feel free to call us directly with any questions. We'll be happy to help.
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No, however you can copy the setup file onto a flash drive and install it from that.
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Yes, if you have Windows 7 and up.Make sure you apply all [windows] updates first.
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Yes! These discs can be written and re-written numerous times. If you are going to use it for an installation disc you should burn the program to it and set it aside. I wouldn't take the chance of burning an installation application to a disc that had been previously written on. So, put your burned Ubuntu disc in a separate jewel case and label it.
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Yes. This license cannot be installed as an upgrade, it must be a fresh install.
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There are versions that must have a previous version and versions that must be a fresh install but this particular version can do either. In my case I did a fresh install with no previous version in place.
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i seriously doubt it, unless you can work something out with the seller. ms should make the iso available for free (it's worthless without a coa), because a situation like this one led me to try linux for the first time and i don't plan on ever going back. i suggest linux mint or zorin. doesn't cost a dime.
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if you don't want to upgrade then you can do the double install. the first install chose a new install and do not enter the key. at the end of this you will be given 30 days to activate. run the disc again and this time chose upgrade and enter the license key. this is a work around issued by ms for people that could not upgrade such as having a 32 bit system and wanting a 64 bit new install
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Hi Really depends on the age of your machine. This version is for system builders, meaning you'd have to wipe windows xp and install win7 fresh. This won't upgrade an existing windows installation. If your machine is older than 4 years, I'd suggest a new machine. The install took 15gb of my hard disk
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Sure, but if you already have this machine, you might trying setting up a Win8 VM on it. That would allow you to keep your installation reasonably virgin, and minimize the risks of changing the OS and bungling it all up.
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I suggest you contact Crucial. If you were going to use it, I reccomend you to install a fresh build.
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No, you do not have to re-install anything. Does not effect any software you have installed at all.