"Carlo Razzeto" <crazzeto.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Recently I bought an HP laptop at a great price which came with Windows
> Vista Home Premium, which would be perfect for my needs if it wasn't for
> the fact that I plan on using this system (among other things) as my work
> computer/development machine. What I need is Windows Vista Ultimate
> edition so I can use Virtual PC and FTP server and other such things.
>
> My question is, ideally what I would love to do (since I have an MSDN sub)
> is use a Vista 32b image downloaded from msdn and my msdn Vista Ultimate
> Key. I figure why should I spend $159 on a new copy of vista ultimate
> edition if I'm already (by my license) allowed to install 5 copy's of the
> OS on my own machines. Why not use one of those right?
>
> Well my problem is, the anytime upgrade system seems to be absolutly
> intent on having me start the process by purchasing an anytime update
> disc. Anyone know how I would go about doing an anytime update with my
> msdn vista ultimate key and such? Thanks,
>
> Carlo
You don't do an anytime upgrade. Use your MSDN ISO and key code..
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