If I have 2013 Ultimate and my license expired, would this upgrade work?
576511
Chris, I do not believe that this is a upgrade for Ultimate. Question, why would your license have expired? You can now download VS 2013 community edition.
474152
You will be far better off doing a fresh install rather than an upgrade. Definitely worth the price difference.
2001900
Nope. Only VS2012 can be upgraded to VS2013. All others have to buy the full retail.
1489434
Generally yes; sometimes the key will only work if the previous install is exactly the same version as this version. However, you could reinstall if there is a difference in versions, since you will have the installer disk.
1049368
It doesn't really matter what version they ship. Just download the latest version, install it, and register with the key that comes in the box.
290143
If u had an oem license before then yes. Or else u can use the same key again as long as its a single computer u have it installed on. You may have call MS support to get activation code because they will have record of your previous installed computer.
523767
Don't think so, the box does not say this is an upgrade and you must remove old system in the installation process.
1048424
Yes you can well you could as of 1/2014 I don't know if they have updates that are not compatible
1559398
Yes no problem, it can some times alreadt come with version 8 but will ask you to upgrde to 8.1 which i did and works perfect.
782690
No, that is a 50 user to unlimited license upgrade. You need this http://www.amazon.com/Cisco-ASA5505-SW-UL-ASA-5505-Software/dp/B00A03QTW0/ref=sr_1_2?s=software&ie=UTF8&qid=1375984606&sr=1-2&keywords=asa+unlimited+license
1958616
exactly, on previous OEM versions once you installed it was locked to that hardware. I am looking for full version where I can install on a new system and move the license if I ever change hardware.
2018979
I installed the upgrade from FP and it went fine. I did not have FP installed and it did not ask for the program disk or the product key. I'm guessing it will work for you as well.
1490212
I would say yes. I haven't been able to install 2014, getting numerous fails and errors and the customer service with ancestry is awful. If 2014 can't handle a simple installation then heaven know else would go wrong. I currently use the 2012 version and have been very happy with it. There s a lot of great upgrades in 2012 that i found helpful (I had upgraded from 2008 to 2012). I'm attempting to get my money back for the 2014 and will stick with 2012.
2239337
Depends on the os and what you're upgrading to. Check on the os website (ex: Windows) to see if your current version supports your upgrades.
1707575
I can't say for sure on this. I just had the existing license transferred through AutoDesk for $50.00 and have not had to pay any renewal. Please note though that this will not run on Windows 7 or 8. It has to run on XP which is kind of a pain. I have had good luck with it though.
2245701
Yes ofcourse. The mild update is all internal. There is no physical change to mild upgraded 2014 edition.
376107
I believe the software "upgrade" will. We have the standard software wanted to see if we like it before we spent more money. So far so good (7 months using the program). Might upgrade in 2014.