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Windows 7: Multiple installs

01 Sep 2009   #1

Vista
 
 
Multiple installs

Will windows 7 Ultimate allow the installation onto a home PC and laptop with the same installation disc?

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01 Sep 2009   #2

ultimate 64 sp1
 
 

yes

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01 Sep 2009   #3

Vista
 
 

Thanks for the reply and thats great news. Now I only have to buy one copy for my home use.
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01 Sep 2009   #4

ultimate 64 sp1
 
 

ah - you can install, but activation will be a different matter.

you will need a licence for each machine.

a family pack option will be available i believe, which will allow three machines in a household, at a reduced price.
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01 Sep 2009   #5

W7 X-64 RTM,SUSE 11.1, XP PRO SP3 as a VM, VMware ESXi
Hafnarfjörður IS
 
 

Actually the CHEAPEST way for multiple installs is to take out a Technet subscription.

You can get MULTIPLE KEYS for each product you download from technet - people say you can get up to 10 keys for each product. I've never reached that limit yet but you can certainly get extra keys for installing your product on a number of PC's

-- BUT READ THE EULA - these products from technet aren't meant to be used in a COMMERCIAL or PRODUCTIVE environment.

Cheers
jimbo
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