I read recently that Windows 7 when it arrives will have to be a clean install. Frankly running a small home network and the idea of a complete clean install of both software and data doe s not impress me. Having run the virtual machine and quite like WIN7 has anyone any further ideas on how one might avoid hours of work to please microsoft... ie find a liegitimate update from XP pro to WIN 7 without many wasted hours (oh and IE not there either?)
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Jump to PostTo be honest, a clean install is always the preferred option. Even running the "upgrade" option from an existing XP or Vista install is likely to create the proverbial frankenstein build, where you end up with a mish-mash of drivers and apps, both supported and unsupported.
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