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      10-31-2009
If by any chance you live in Lethbridge, Alberta (or surrounding area), I can fix your Win 7 UPGRADE issues.

I cannot post the method here due to a confidentiality agreement with Microsoft, yes I am serious.
 
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So Microsoft doesn't want you helping people fix their problems.
 
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They definitely want me to help, but the last solution allows me to install a Win 7 Upgrade without activating and without a serial number. So you can understand why they don't want me posting it.
 
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