Windows 7 Upgrade Option

Did you buy a PC running Windows Vista between June 26, 2009 and January 31, 2010? If your purchase qualified for our special upgrade offer*, here's how to get your copy of Windows 7.

How to receive your Windows 7 upgrade

If you bought a qualifying PC

The upgrade fulfillment method may vary by PC manufacturer. When you buy a qualifying PC from a PC manufacturer that chose to participate in the Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program, you'll generally need to fill in a form and follow a few steps to order your upgrade copy of Windows 7. Look for a form with redemption details in the packaging that came with your PC. If you bought a qualifying PC and can't find out how to get the upgrade, please check on the PC manufacturer's web site.

Participating PC Manufacturers

Country: United States

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What if I don't see my PC manufacturer listed?

Many additional PC manufacturers are participating in the Windows 7 Upgrade Option program. Please check with your PC manufacturer or retailer for more information about their offer. If you have an upgrade offer form already and wish to place an order, please reference the ordering information on that form.

If you bought a boxed copy of Windows Vista

The Windows 7 Upgrade Option program for packaged copies of Windows Vista has ended. Customers who purchased qualifying Vista products between June 26, 2009 and January 31, 2010 and already placed an upgrade order may mail proof of purchase materials to your regional Microsoft Service Center. Materials must be postmarked no later than March 1, 2010 and must be received by April 1, 2010. For details on proof of purchase requirements and where to send the materials, please refer to your Order Confirmation Receipt page, your Order Confirmation email, or contact 1-800-MICROSOFT.

^{* Essential details: When you buy Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, or Ultimate either as a packaged product or on a qualifying PC you can get a comparable upgrade version of Windows 7 after it's generally available on October 22, 2009. Qualifying PCs, offer details, and product delivery methods will vary by manufacturer, so check their sites for specifics. If you buy a packaged copy of Windows Vista, you can order your upgrade from Microsoft. The Windows 7 Upgrade Option program runs from June 26, 2009 through January 31, 2010. However, individual PC manufacturers may choose to offer the option for a shorter period. For full details, see the FAQ.}