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I just uninstalled Windoze 8. Before it come out I will be doing a new build with Windows 7. Might even get it cheaper if I wait long enough, but I doubt it.
I just uninstalled Windoze 8. Before it come out I will be doing a new build with Windows 7. Might even get it cheaper if I wait long enough, but I doubt it.
Hi there
c'mon guy -- what planet do you actually live on.
If you need a DVD playing app try vlc -- FREE and works on nearly whatever codec is thrown at it.
VideoLAN - VLC: Official site - Free multimedia solutions for all OS!
W8 might have faults but this is not one of them.
cheers
jimbo
Wait a minute. I am going to buy an OS I don't like, install a bunch of extra programs and configure them, to get it to where it does not look and act like an I phone, then find other programs just so it will do what I want it to do. Jump through all these hoops just to get it to work like what I already have. And you want to know what Planet I live on?
I will probably get a 1 year Technet subscription so I can have 10 copies of Windows 7 and more for $349.99. It's a great deal and I would have plenty of copies of Windows 7 for a long time.
10 copies for $350? Wow that's about £220 that's a bargain. Which version is that for? I'd pay that for 5 licences!
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There is a standard sub ($199 for 1st year) and a professional sub ($349 for 1st year). Most people here would not require the professional sub, which just includes some of the enterprise versions of software (enterprise Exchange, SQL, Server 2008R2) and Microsoft Dynamics.
For $199, you get 2 keys per product (it used to be 10). These are retail keys and can be activated multiple times. You get keys for every version of Windows, for example 7 Home Premium, 7 Home Starter, 7 Ultimate, Vista Ultimate, Vista Home Premium. In addition, you get keys for Server 2008/2008R2....as well as keys for Microsoft Office (2003/2007/2010).
Technet subscription. TechNet Subscriptions: TechNet subscribers get TechNet downloads and product keys, support, and more | Subscribe to TechNet Subscriptions
There is a standard sub ($199 for 1st year) and a professional sub ($349 for 1st year). Most people here would not require the professional sub, which just includes some of the enterprise versions of software (enterprise Exchange, SQL, Server 2008R2) and Microsoft Dynamics.
For $199, you get 2 keys per product (it used to be 10). These are retail keys and can be activated multiple times. You get keys for every version of Windows, for example 7 Home Premium, 7 Home Starter, 7 Ultimate, Vista Ultimate, Vista Home Premium. In addition, you get keys for Server 2008/2008R2....as well as keys for Microsoft Office (2003/2007/2010).
The product is an absolute steal and is the reason the # of keys were cut. People were buying Technet for $349 and then selling all of the keys and making a killing. MS stepped in to try to curb the behavior.
But for the average home user, who uses Microsoft software, it's one of the best spent $199 possible