Burn the ISO to a DVD

I tried it. Installed/updated over my current Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit OS. I hated the fact that everything useful is now hidden and you have to search for the START button, etc. I suppose it's like everything else...there is a learning curves. But I kind of like the way Windows 7 is operating and have no beef against it.

After the upgrade my wireless and ethernet connections were completely out of whack. And it took me a fair amount of time to correct for the issue(s). At the end of the day, I simply uninstalled Windows 8 and re-installed Windows 7. I did not see any appreciable
performance from the Windows 8 OS , in fact, as noted above, I had issues. Of course a completely new install may have had a much different outcome. But I was not willing to re-install every program I am now currently running.

Think Windows ME, don't waist your money on the bata

Hi
This will not work on my Win 7 Ultimate Genuine machine. Just said sorry Asus P5 3.2 cpu 512 Gra card .

Regards


John

don't forget that any UPGRADE technically VOIDs your previous OS and its registration keys ... as you are required to disclose your product key to get the upgrade , don't be surprised if you try to go back to the old OS you may find your original product keys will eventually be invalid.