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Workaround Discovered For "Clean Install" With Vista Upgrade DVDs
Brandon Hill (Blog) - January 31, 2007 1:05 AM

Just when everyone thought that all hope was lost when it comes to performing a 
clean install with a Windows Vista Upgrade DVD, a gleam of light can now be seen at the end of the tunnel. A new workaround proposed by Paul Thurrott (via Microsoft 
internal documents) has been confirmed to work by DailyTech.

We reported on Monday that Microsoft doesn't perform disc checking anymore during an operating system install. In the past, when performing a clean install, a user could boot from an install CD and insert a disc from a previous version of Windows for 
upgrade compliance. Per Microsoft's new licensing requirements for Vista, users are 
required to install a Windows Vista Upgrade from within Windows XP. When this 
occurs, the Windows XP license is forfeited and the Windows Vista installation 
process can take place.

Now, however, this workaround allows users to perform a “clean install.” The 
process is a bit tedious, but is not hard at all to complete. Users have to perform 
these simple steps to perform a clean install of Vista without a previous version of 
Windows installed with an upgrade DVD:

Boot from the Windows Vista Upgrade DVD and start the setup program.

When prompted to enter your product key, DO NOT enter it. Click "Next" and proceed with setup. This will install Windows Vista as a 30-day trial.

When prompted, select the edition of Vista which you have purchased and continue 
with setup.

Once setup has been completed and you have been brought to the desktop for the 
first time, run the install program from within Windows Vista.

This time, type in your product key when prompted.

When asked whether to perform an Upgrade or Custom (advanced) install, choose 
Custom (advanced) to perform a clean install of Vista. Yes, this means that you will 
have to install Vista for a second time.

Once setup has completed for the second time, you should be able to activate 
Windows Vista normally. You can also delete the Windows.old directory which 
contains information from the first Vista install.

There's no telling why Microsoft left this loophole wide open with Windows Vista 
Upgrade DVDs, but this means that any retail upgrade DVD can be used as a fully
 functioning full retail copy of Vista.

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Workaround Discovered For "Clean Install" With Vista Upgrade DVDs
Brandon Hill (Blog) - January 31, 2007 1:05 AM

Just when everyone thought that all hope was lost when it comes to performing a
clean install with a Windows Vista Upgrade DVD, a gleam of light can now be seen at the end of the tunnel. A new workaround proposed by Paul Thurrott (via Microsoft
internal documents) has been confirmed to work by DailyTech.

We reported on Monday that Microsoft doesn't perform disc checking anymore during an operating system install. In the past, when performing a clean install, a user could boot from an install CD and insert a disc from a previous version of Windows for
upgrade compliance. Per Microsoft's new licensing requirements for Vista, users are
required to install a Windows Vista Upgrade from within Windows XP. When this
occurs, the Windows XP license is forfeited and the Windows Vista installation
process can take place.

Now, however, this workaround allows users to perform a “clean install.” The
process is a bit tedious, but is not hard at all to complete. Users have to perform
these simple steps to perform a clean install of Vista without a previous version of
Windows installed with an upgrade DVD:

Boot from the Windows Vista Upgrade DVD and start the setup program.

When prompted to enter your product key, DO NOT enter it. Click "Next" and proceed with setup. This will install Windows Vista as a 30-day trial.

When prompted, select the edition of Vista which you have purchased and continue
with setup.

Once setup has been completed and you have been brought to the desktop for the
first time, run the install program from within Windows Vista.

This time, type in your product key when prompted.

When asked whether to perform an Upgrade or Custom (advanced) install, choose
Custom (advanced) to perform a clean install of Vista. Yes, this means that you will
have to install Vista for a second time.

Once setup has completed for the second time, you should be able to activate
Windows Vista normally. You can also delete the Windows.old directory which
contains information from the first Vista install.

There's no telling why Microsoft left this loophole wide open with Windows Vista
Upgrade DVDs, but this means that any retail upgrade DVD can be used as a fully
functioning full retail copy of Vista.

[obt 在 2007-2-1 07:19 AM 作了最後編輯]