Buying Windows 7

Jiro said:
idiot. not idoit :nana:

you know me - a grammar nazi. and a spelling police but that's bott's job. I'm just patrolling around until bott wakes up :nana:

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:laugh2:
 
Chevy57 said:
F...king it about .ISO file. I already burned it to DVD but unable to get autorun. I think that dvd burning program may be problem. it s Cyberlink program. I will wait to get reply message from someone of TrustPay JSC. He may send other link to me.
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Burn it on to DVD on a slowest speed for the ISO file.
 
I have FREE DVD burner software (Roxio) so thanks to Dell!!!!
 
I think TrustPay JSC is one Code-Key licenses, not same code-key? becuase they bought 100 or 1000 or 10000 in one code-key

they don't have diffrent code-key each?
becuase I work I.T. I have 200 computers, I use one code-key for all 200 computer

also Microsoft Widnows 7 Family 3-pc. it is one code-key and send to mcirosoft, they got code-key for 3 PC

if you want you tell us your last code-key (don't full cod-key private-private-private-private-12345) and which Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate. if who have same and last same code-key
 
rhr said:
I think TrustPay JSC is one Code-Key licenses, not same code-key? becuase they bought 100 or 1000 or 10000 in one code-key

they don't have diffrent code-key each?
becuase I work I.T. I have 200 computers, I use one code-key for all 200 computer

also Microsoft Widnows 7 Family 3-pc. it is one code-key and send to mcirosoft, they got code-key for 3 PC

if you want you tell us your last code-key (don't full cod-key private-private-private-private-12345) and which Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate. if who have same and last same code-key
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Jiro, You miss this!
 
rhr said:
I think TrustPay JSC is one Code-Key licenses, not same code-key? becuase they bought 100 or 1000 or 10000 in one code-key

they don't have diffrent code-key each?
becuase I work I.T. I have 200 computers, I use one code-key for all 200 computer

also Microsoft Widnows 7 Family 3-pc. it is one code-key and send to mcirosoft, they got code-key for 3 PC

if you want you tell us your last code-key (don't full cod-key private-private-private-private-12345) and which Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate. if who have same and last same code-key
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rhr - what you're talking about is CORPORATE LICENSE. TrustPay is not selling corporate edition. It's bulk licenses. Microsoft is willing to work with anybody in any way because it's money and market power!!!!!!!!
 
$29 Windows 7 student discount offer is expired in January 3, 2010. Now college students can buy Windows 7 (Home or Professional) for $64.95.

CampusEstore website offers good discounts on Windows 7 Upgrades ($120 off) and other software to college students only. CampusEstore.com - Academic Software Discounts!

TrustPay JSC already scared me away. I still don't trust that website.
 
Corporate License, yes you are right but Home too YES! call "Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User)" it is one License for 3-PC

and Dell, HP, Gateway, they are one License in one DVD to all Home without type Key-Code

Jiro said:
rhr - what you're talking about is CORPORATE LICENSE. TrustPay is not selling corporate edition. It's bulk licenses. Microsoft is willing to work with anybody in any way because it's money and market power!!!!!!!!
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Deathpit said:
$29 Windows 7 student discount offer is expired in January 3, 2010. Now college students can buy Windows 7 (Home or Professional) for $64.95.

CampusEstore website offers good discounts on Windows 7 Upgrades ($120 off) and other software to college students only. CampusEstore.com - Academic Software Discounts!

TrustPay JSC already scared me away. I still don't trust that website.
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My wife is currently in college and I will ask her to purchase Windows 7 Professional for me cheap :giggle:

Catty
 
rhr said:
Corporate License, yes you are right but Home too YES! call "Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User)" it is one License for 3-PC

and Dell, HP, Gateway, they are one License in one DVD to all Home without type Key-Code
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there you go :)
 
purplecatty said:
My wife is currently in college and I will ask her to purchase Windows 7 Professional for me cheap :giggle:

Catty
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Same as my husband got it from his college for cheap. LoL That is good advantage. We have window 7 on his macbook pro and our dell flat screen pc. My husband is smart to buy stuff for his macbook pro for discount from his school. :D
 
Questions:

1. I have Windows 7 Starter. I want to upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. Should I just download the Home Premium to my netbook, or should I do a "clean install?"

2. My neighbor has Windows Vista. She would like to upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. Should she just download the W7 to her PC or should she do a "clean install?"

3. What is the difference between downloading an OS upgrade and installing clean?
 
Reba said:
Questions:

1. I have Windows 7 Starter. I want to upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. Should I just download the Home Premium to my netbook, or should I do a "clean install?"

2. My neighbor has Windows Vista. She would like to upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. Should she just download the W7 to her PC or should she do a "clean install?"

3. What is the difference between downloading an OS upgrade and installing clean?
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1 - It will upgrade since it has the starter - should be fine, no need to clean install.

2 - It depends on which version of Vista - for instance, my computer was running Vista Ultimate, and I can't upgrade to Windows 7, due to complications from Ultimate, so I had to do a clean install, but you will need to do a Windows 7 checker software I can't remember the name. It will check and recommend which OS will install at that stage.

3 - Downloading OS from the internet is a large zipped file, which the computer will install itself and upgrade, clean install is wiping ALL files from the HDD and install the new OS from stratch
 
Reba said:
Questions:

3. What is the difference between downloading an OS upgrade and installing clean?
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If, person use Win XP then require installing clean. Won't work upgrade.

If, they have Win Vista then good for upgrade without installing clean.

Last year, I was BETA user. One evening, I got Win 7 then I was afraid to install on my Win XP because I do not want to lost my photo files and tax work.

First thing, I made back up importants files. Ready to install Win 7 - I clicked for upgrade. They do not support upgrade from Win XP. Just wipe out old Win XP and all files and install fresh Win 7.

I read some information - They support upgrade from Vista, not XP.
 
I have windows 7 download software from Trust jsc but not yet ready to install it into my Vista HP notebook. So i don't like it and may sell it. I may look for other dell notebook or MacBook?? HP sucks!
 
JClarke said:
1 - It will upgrade since it has the starter - should be fine, no need to clean install.

2 - It depends on which version of Vista - for instance, my computer was running Vista Ultimate, and I can't upgrade to Windows 7, due to complications from Ultimate, so I had to do a clean install, but you will need to do a Windows 7 checker software I can't remember the name. It will check and recommend which OS will install at that stage.

3 - Downloading OS from the internet is a large zipped file, which the computer will install itself and upgrade, clean install is wiping ALL files from the HDD and install the new OS from stratch
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Yup, Reba, there's link about Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...90-7659-4BD9-9E51-2497C146AF15&displaylang=en
 
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