Windows 7 - Posibilidad de pasar Vinsta Home a Business

Hola, hemos comprado un portatil y a los pocos días hemos montado un dominio
en la empresa, y el Vista Home no permite uso de dominios.

¿Hay algun pack de actualización que se pueda comprar para pasarlo a Business?

GRACIAS
Jose Miguel

  RobDee replied...

Si, puedes comprar un actualizacion aqui:

http://www.microsoft.com/spain/windows/products/windowsvista/buyorupgrade/windowsanytimeupgrade/overview.mspx


Rob

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