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The WindowsForum thread discusses the leak of Windows 7 Build 7068 64-bit, with the original poster sharing the news.Other members consider trying the new build, with some questioning whether to upgrade or perform a fresh install; one suggests a clean install for simplicity. The overall sentiment is cautiously optimistic, as members share their experiences of upgrading or reinstalling, noting that both approaches can work.
The WindowsForum thread discusses the leak of Windows 7 Build 7068 64-bit, with the original poster sharing the news.Other members consider trying the new build, with some questioning whether to upgrade or perform a fresh install; one suggests a clean install for simplicity. The overall sentiment is cautiously optimistic, as members share their experiences of upgrading or reinstalling, noting that both approaches can work.
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You can upgrade from a BETA build although your only asking for problems. Just do a fresh install it's easier all around..
francoeurdavid
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When you try on a new build do you have to uninstall the current one or you can do like an upgrade ?
PurpleHaze420
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You can upgrade from a BETA build although your only asking for problems. Just do a fresh install it's easier all around..
francoeurdavid
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Because I loose all of the program I had installed and I'm just done installing lol!
Because I loose all of the program I had installed and I'm just done installing lol!
I hear ya! I did an upgrade on my x86 laptop from beta to 7068 and a clean install on my x64 desktop (went from XP Pro). Both are working fine so far.