upgrade proceedure

w7ox said:
No. Where'd you get that idea?

Phil
Is there any danger that in future upgrades, they might change the 'virtual hardware'? This could potentially cause Windows to reject an earlier activation, thinking it's installing on a different machine?

Salamat
 
Salamat said:
Is there any danger that in future upgrades, they might change the 'virtual hardware'? This could potentially cause Windows to reject an earlier activation, thinking it's installing on a different machine?

Salamat

Any thing is "possible". In fact the VM in v. 3 is changed from that of v. 2 -- making it difficult (at best) to downgrade from v. 3 to v. 2 unless you've saved a copy of your v. 2 winxp.hdd file (which gets "processed" as part of the upgrade to v. 3). But in upgrading from v.2 to v.3 I was not asked to re-activate WinXP.

Of course, Microsoft (M$) is really good at making the simple more difficult, so who knows what mess they will create for us in the future? :(

Phil
 
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