Win XP SP3 (Brazilian Portuguese) To Win7 Upgrade (English)
I've installed Windows XP SP3 in Brazilian Portugues. I'm trying to upgrade to Windows 7 but there's no this language availabile yet I cannot perform it, just install new one having to reinstall all the programs again. Is there any workaround?
View Replies (Posted: Monday, August 03, 2009 8:33 PM)
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