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Gottfried

To: Gottfried who wrote (89943)	7/28/2015 9:37:46 AM
From: goldworldnet	1 Recommendation of 110626

Figured out yesterday the main issue of running multiple-boots of Windows. Basically, an upgrade will only replace or upgrade an existing Windows installation. However an OEM Windows installation disk can create multiple installs of the same version on a computer. So in other words to use the coming free upgrade for a dual-boot, the solution will be to create an extra installation of Win7 or 8 with an OEM disk in order to keep one and upgrade the other. Anyway this is how my Windows 8 upgrade behaved. * * *

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