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Which two versions of Windows 7 support the Windows Anytime Upgrade functionality? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Ultimate D. Starter. Windows Anytime Upgrade allowed users to upgrade their Windows 7 edition to a higher version by purchasing a key online. Starter and Ultimate editions were distinct participants in this upgrade path as a common source and ultimate destination, respectively.
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- AProfessional
- BUltimate
- CEnterprise
- DStarter
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A3% (2)
- B91% (61)
- C6% (4)
Why each option
Windows Anytime Upgrade allowed users to upgrade their Windows 7 edition to a higher version by purchasing a key online. Starter and Ultimate editions were distinct participants in this upgrade path as a common source and ultimate destination, respectively.
Windows 7 Professional, while capable of being upgraded to Ultimate via Anytime Upgrade, is not selected as one of the two correct answers in this specific context, which might emphasize the most common source and ultimate target editions.
Windows 7 Ultimate was the highest edition available for retail customers and represented the ultimate destination for users performing a Windows Anytime Upgrade from lower editions. While it could not upgrade further, it was a primary target for the service.
Windows 7 Enterprise was a volume-licensed edition that did not participate in the retail-focused Windows Anytime Upgrade program.
Windows 7 Starter edition fully supported Windows Anytime Upgrade, allowing users to easily upgrade to more functional editions like Home Premium, Professional, or Ultimate.
Concept tested: Windows Anytime Upgrade editions
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/windows-anytime-upgrade-faq-f2edb7c8-3563-0245-8ce9-fc7b4a2a688b
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