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From: Ron Rosenfeld on 25 Oct 2009 09:21
I am planning to upgrade my Windows XP to Windows 7. I also have several
modules of Office 2007 installed in XP.

Since this will be a "clean install" of Windows 7, what do I need to do to
ensure I will be able to activate Office after doing the W7 installation?

--ron
From: Bobby Johnson on 25 Oct 2009 10:37
If you have any problem activating Office 2007 after installing it on
your Win 7 system you just call the telephone number given to activate
over the telephone and tell them you have just upgraded from Win XP to
Win 7.

Don't forget to run the Windows Easy Transfer program from the Win 7 DVD
to migrate your personal settings, email, Favorites, etc. from your XP
setup to your Win 7 setup. I did this on my wife's computer and was
pleasantly surprised that even her desktop wallpaper and quick launch
icons transferred.


Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
> I am planning to upgrade my Windows XP to Windows 7. I also have several
> modules of Office 2007 installed in XP.
>
> Since this will be a "clean install" of Windows 7, what do I need to do to
> ensure I will be able to activate Office after doing the W7 installation?
>
> --ron
From: Rick Rothstein on 25 Oct 2009 10:56
I'll be moving to Windows 7 soon also and, like Ron, I'll be doing a *full*
install (Ron called it a "clean install"), not an upgrade. So, can you
clarify when the "Windows Easy Transfer" program would be run? Would I do
that before I destroyed the information on the hard disk by overwriting it
with Windows 7? Where does the information go... on a CD? Or does that
program only work for upgrades from Windows XP or Vista? Any clarification
for this that you can give would be appreciated. Thanks

--
Rick


"Bobby Johnson" <rjohnson(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> If you have any problem activating Office 2007 after installing it on your
> Win 7 system you just call the telephone number given to activate over the
> telephone and tell them you have just upgraded from Win XP to Win 7.
>
> Don't forget to run the Windows Easy Transfer program from the Win 7 DVD
> to migrate your personal settings, email, Favorites, etc. from your XP
> setup to your Win 7 setup. I did this on my wife's computer and was
> pleasantly surprised that even her desktop wallpaper and quick launch
> icons transferred.
>
>
> Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
>> I am planning to upgrade my Windows XP to Windows 7. I also have several
>> modules of Office 2007 installed in XP.
>>
>> Since this will be a "clean install" of Windows 7, what do I need to do
>> to
>> ensure I will be able to activate Office after doing the W7 installation?
>>
>> --ron

From: Bobby Johnson on 25 Oct 2009 12:30
Go to
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/help/upgrading-from-windows-xp-to-windows-7

East Transfer is under Tab 2.

You are directed to links to download Easy Transfer.



Rick Rothstein wrote:
> I'll be moving to Windows 7 soon also and, like Ron, I'll be doing a
> *full* install (Ron called it a "clean install"), not an upgrade. So,
> can you clarify when the "Windows Easy Transfer" program would be run?
> Would I do that before I destroyed the information on the hard disk by
> overwriting it with Windows 7? Where does the information go... on a CD?
> Or does that program only work for upgrades from Windows XP or Vista?
> Any clarification for this that you can give would be appreciated. Thanks
>
From: Bobby Johnson on 25 Oct 2009 12:37
For some reason I was thinking you could use Easy Transfer from the Win
7 DVD but apparently you need to download the program from Microsoft's
website. Links are in my response to Rick Rothstein.

I did my wife's about 2 months ago and don't remember some specific details.

Bobby Johnson wrote:
> If you have any problem activating Office 2007 after installing it on
> your Win 7 system you just call the telephone number given to activate
> over the telephone and tell them you have just upgraded from Win XP to
> Win 7.
>
> Don't forget to run the Windows Easy Transfer program from the Win 7 DVD
> to migrate your personal settings, email, Favorites, etc. from your XP
> setup to your Win 7 setup. I did this on my wife's computer and was
> pleasantly surprised that even her desktop wallpaper and quick launch
> icons transferred.
>
>
> Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
>> I am planning to upgrade my Windows XP to Windows 7. I also have several
>> modules of Office 2007 installed in XP.
>>
>> Since this will be a "clean install" of Windows 7, what do I need to
>> do to
>> ensure I will be able to activate Office after doing the W7 installation?
>>
>> --ron
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