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in-place upgrade

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in-place upgrade
The installation of an operating system or application on the computer without removing the older version first and without saving any data beyond normal precautions. In-place installations of operating systems have a tendency to cause problems, especially if the new version is very different from the previous one. For example, in-place upgrades are recommended when migrating from Windows Vista to Windows 7, but not from Windows XP. In that case, a "clean install" is recommended, whereby all user data have to be saved externally and restored after the installation, and all applications have to be re-installed. Contrast with clean install.


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In the case of Exchange 2007, he said, "technically the work required to provide this capability is consistent with the work we would need to do to support an in-place upgrade of Exchange itself.
Solution Consider following these methods to fix the existing issue: * If you experience this issue after you upgrade to Windows XP from Windows 98, you should try resolving the issue by performing in-place upgrade repair of Windows XP installation by booting the system from Windows XP CD.
Your system might run faster and more efficiently than it would with an in-place upgrade.
 
 
 
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