Multiple installs of win 7 on multiple partitions of the same drive

Do you have an issue or are you trying to figure out how to do this?

Do you have 3 licenses? The Windows 7 EULA states 1 copy per computer so installing the same copy of Win 7 to multiple partitions using the same install key is a violation of the EULA.

I'm not accusing you of anything, just pointing out the legality stuff.

Ztruker said:

Do you have 3 licenses? The Windows 7 EULA states 1 copy per computer so installing the same copy of Win 7 to multiple partitions using the same install key is a violation of the EULA.

I'm not accusing you of anything, just pointing out the legality stuff.

Looks like the OP is getting Enterprise from school. This would be OK to use the same key three times. Yes just go ahead and install the 1st 2nd and 3rd Windows 7 installations and call the drives something meaningful so you can figure out which is which. Windows will offer up a boot menu and you may wish to download EASY BCD (free for non commercial use).

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Oh lol, I was trying to figure out what you guys were responding to but finally figured out that since I have SF Black Wide style I couldn't see his post and thought the thread title was the post... SMH...

theog said:

Indianatone said:

Ztruker said:

Do you have 3 licenses? The Windows 7 EULA states 1 copy per computer so installing the same copy of Win 7 to multiple partitions using the same install key is a violation of the EULA.

I'm not accusing you of anything, just pointing out the legality stuff.

Looks like the OP is getting Enterprise from school. This would be OK to use the same key three times. Yes just go ahead and install the 1st 2nd and 3rd Windows 7 installations and call the drives something meaningful so you can figure out which is which. Windows will offer up a boot menu and you may wish to download EASY BCD (free for non commercial use).

EasyBCD - NeoSmart Technologies

The OP is from the UK, not the USA.

And your point? I am from the UK too. Enrterprise is for this very purpose. It is a volume license and can be used as many times as required in an educational, academic, corporate or even experimental setting.

theog said:

I know of NO school in the UK, that will sale or give out free any educational software or a email ending in ac.uk.

OK School is also College over here which is also Uni. I always thought it was strange when I came over here and 30 something' s would say I am going back to school when they really meant UNI or College.
I read his original post and it does indeed state college. Surely they "give" the software they require the students to use?