![]() ![]() The terms are written in very clear language: The upgrade replaces the old license completely. In particular, here are some useful points:Īfter I upgrade, can I use my old Windows version on a separate partition or on another PC? Can I give it away or sell it? ZDNet explains the Windows 8 upgrade license clearly in How the new Windows 8 license terms affect you. Therefore, if you want Windows 8 on your new computer (using up the Windows 7 license), your old computer will have to remain on XP. ![]() The original license (XP OEM) remains tied to the old computer. ![]() However, as soon as you uninstall, the original license (XP) and the upgrade dissociate again, and the upgrade can be reapplied to any other computer. To transfer a license, you uninstall it on the original computer, and re-install on a new computer. You cannot transfer an installed copy to another computer. The original license and the upgrade license combine (temporarily) to form the Windows 8 license, thus you can no longer use the original license. After you have bought the upgrade, you can apply it to any PC. To buy the offer, you need an eligible PC (Windows 7 PC (except Starter) purchased between 2 June 2012 and 31 January 2013). ![]()
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