You can upgrade from your current edition of Microsoft Windows XP to a corresponding or better edition of Windows 7 by purchasing and installing an upgrade copy of Windows 7.
But this is only a Lisense-Update. You must reinstall all programs. For Vista is a full update possible.
FAQ 6: Updated on: January 23th 2014 22:59Windows
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