-=> TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT <=-   
      
    TW> In that sense there is NO upgrade from Win XP to Win 7 without the   
    TW> additional steps that I quoted before Your reference!!!!!!!!!   
      
   A word to the wise: Microsoft doesn't actually recommend upgrading from XP   
   to Win7 even if they have "upgrade instructions".  Some vestigial programs may    
   not be upgraded correctly and   
   eventually, they will cause the entire OS install to become unstable,   
   forcing a fresh full install of Windows 7.   
      
   As someone who's done more Windows 7 installs than he'd like to admit, I'd   
   really recommend backing up your data and doing a full fresh install.  This   
   means blowing the hard drive and letting Windows 7 redo the entire   
   partition, especially with the EFI booting requirements. XP and Windows 7   
   are very different and I'd not mix them.   
      
   Later,   
   Sean   
      
      
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