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I always enjoy having a second OS, currently 8 and 8.1. After release, I will have a 8 as a testing partition and 8.1 will be my production partition.

Purchase a 8.1 license, use my current 8 and apply the free upgrade to 8.1, or maybe have a 8.1 partition and a 8 partition.

Thanks for the replies, except I too would rather a clean install. I also prefer to have the dual boot option. My plans are a clean 8.1 install and use my free upgrade to my current 8 version, which will give me a back door and a test platform.

What's better, upgrade a Win8 to Win8.1 or purchase Win8.1 ? Harold

I had the same problem. It turns out Eset's firewall was blocking mine.

Does Flash Player run on RT Surface tablets? Harold

Yes, Thank you very much.

Can Office 365 run on a Surface RT?

Thanks very much

Is there a way to put titles above the icon columns, such as Games, Adobe? Thanks

You can reinstall it multiple times. But the key can only be active on one computer at a time.

Thanks Brink, I kind'a thought that

With Win 7 and Vista, once I select the OS the boot process continues without going back and performing another BIO reload. With Win 8 and Win 7, when I select Win 7 from the Win 8 boot manager, a new BIOS reload happens and the Win 8 boot screen is bypassed.

Terry, It does another BIOS load. Harold

Thanks Shawn, One reason I asked is because if I want to boot to Win7 from the Win8 boot screen, my PC goes through another boot process then Win7 starts. Harold

Currently I have Win8 and Win7 installed on individual drives. Would it be more advisable to install on one drive in separate partitions? Thanks, Harold