The Upgrading Process : Doing It Online (Part 2)
You can also click on the individual Windows 7 edition tabs to learn more about each edition. In this example, Windows 7A is the lower-end version, nominally Windows 7 Home Basic.
Clicking on other Windows 7 edition tabs will reveal more information about those editions. In this example, Windows 7B refers to Windows 7 Ultimate.
Upgradable editions of Windows 7 will have a Buy It button in their description screens as well. To upgrade to the version you want, you need to click on the Buy It button of the Windows 7 edition you want, either in its individual description window (as above) or in the Compare Editions tab.
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