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In the previous chapter of [[Windows Server 2008 Essentials]] we looked at performing a clean installation of Windows Server 2008. Whilst this approach is acceptable in some instances, it is probably more common that Windows Server 2008 will be installed as an upgrade to a previously installed version of Windows (specifically Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 or a lesser edition of Windows Server 2008).
