- Jun 18, 2013
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I know this question has been asked plenty of times, but it seems people are always vague about whether they're referring to a manufacturer-installed OEM OS, or a self-install OEM OS that you can buy on Newegg or the like.
I'm going to be getting an ssd as a boot drive, but rather than cloning my current drive, I've decided that I want to do a fresh install to clean up some of the bugs and faulty tweaks I've been discovering. It's a home-built system, and I bought and installed Win 7 for System Builders from Newegg (specifically, this).
What's the best way to get it onto a new drive? I have the disc; the main question is the product key - I assume I can't just do another fresh install with the same product key I used the first time.
I'm going to be getting an ssd as a boot drive, but rather than cloning my current drive, I've decided that I want to do a fresh install to clean up some of the bugs and faulty tweaks I've been discovering. It's a home-built system, and I bought and installed Win 7 for System Builders from Newegg (specifically, this).
What's the best way to get it onto a new drive? I have the disc; the main question is the product key - I assume I can't just do another fresh install with the same product key I used the first time.
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