I am saying uninstall the Bootcamp copy by erasing the Bootcamp
partition for example then yes the product key in the Fusion copy will
overwrite the previous activation.
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On 22/04/2013 20:59, Phil Halton wrote:
Are you saying that I don't have to do anything about the bootcamp copy,
and that using the product key in the Fusion copy will override the
bootcamp installations authorization?
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This is done automatically once you activate the installation in Fusion.
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On 22/04/2013 14:30, Phil Halton wrote:
I want to use the version of windows7 I currently have installed in
bootcamp in a VMWare fusion virtual machine instead.
I have only one product key for windows7 currently attached to that
bootcamp install, and am not interested in spending another few
hundred for another key.
Does anyone know how I might de-authorize that bootcamp install of
windows and free up the product key to be used to authorize a fusion
install of windows7?
Of course, I would be eliminating the bootcamp partition entirely,
but before I do I want to make sure the product key for windows is
made available for another install.
thanks
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