Windows 7 Pro $19 for students

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  1. Posts : 389
    Windows 7 Professional, Windows XP
       #450

    brandocomando said:
    I just finished my download the day they took it down.
    Are/were the keys inside the .iso file or where they a separate download?
    if they are in the .iso file can someone tell me where?
    Go to your MSDNAA login, then Go to My Software, you will see the Download Link, click it and you'll get the Serial.
    The ISO is independant. Just burn it to a DVD. Thats it.
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  2. Posts : 3
    windows vista x64
       #451

    Crypto said:
    brandocomando said:
    I just finished my download the day they took it down.
    Are/were the keys inside the .iso file or where they a separate download?
    if they are in the .iso file can someone tell me where?
    Go to your MSDNAA login, then Go to My Software, you will see the Download Link, click it and you'll get the Serial.
    The ISO is independant. Just burn it to a DVD. Thats it.
    TYVM
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  3. t89
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 RC
       #452

    Glad to see some people were able to benefit from this offer (referring to students only). Too bad I only found out about this today
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  4. Posts : 4,573
       #453

    t89 said:
    Glad to see some people were able to benefit from this offer (referring to students only). Too bad I only found out about this today
    Contact your school's ACM Program Coordinator.
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  5. Posts : 9
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #454

    Tews said:
    pparks1 said:
    lawrywild said:
    How do you know if 1 key is all someone needs

    A LOT of us have more than 1 computer for ourselves, A LOT of us change motherboards often and A LOT of us will install Windows 7 on family members computers.
    And here in lies a massive part of the whole problem. Programs like this do NOT allow you to use this software, obtained through this program, to "install Windows 7 on family members computers". Think again about why this removal happened in the first place. It was because the program was being abused.

    I mean seriously, I work in a shop where we have volume license copies of the software and MAK keys (multiple activation keys). But that does not in any way shape or form give me the right to install it on 1 of my own personal computers at my house let alone a family members computer. You gotta pay attention to the rules and do things as they are intended or it's taken away.

    +1 Well said!! Too many people have too little, and or no, sense of what is ethical and right....
    Yeah, but I'm still a student, hence I'm going to take as much advantage of the $19 that I paid as possible, that's just the way people work buddy, get over it.

    Oh and in case you're too F-ing unobservant to read properly, you might have noticed I never mentioned using ACM keys for those purposes, I said I will install Windows 7... tards. I have only used 1 key so far, 1 will go on my Eeepc (my library laptop) and the rest are waiting for hardware changes.. I am a computer enthusiast after all.

    Point: Read and don't jump to f-ing conclusions, then question my morals and judgement.


    edit: lol reputation red, you lot think you're like the epitome of self righteousness or something? You really can't blame me for having a go at you for being total asses..

    cya.
    Last edited by lawrywild; 17 Sep 2009 at 17:25.
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  6. t89
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 RC
       #455

    Antman said:
    t89 said:
    Glad to see some people were able to benefit from this offer (referring to students only). Too bad I only found out about this today
    Contact your school's ACM Program Coordinator.
    I'm a student at an UK University. Am I right in assuming we don't have one of those?
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  7. Posts : 30,653
    Windows 11 Pro x64 [Latest Release and Release Preview]
       #456

    As I understand this it is a US only offer - A UK student offer commences on September 30th. If you check the News forum here I think there is a thread giving full information

    Hope this helps :)
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  8. Posts : 4,573
       #457

    t89 said:
    I'm a student at an UK University. Am I right in assuming we don't have one of those?
    Your school may or may not be an ACM or MSDNAA member. Either website will have links to determine this. In this thread, I have posted links which may be of some value in making this determination.

    Another option is 741

    A much easier test to pass. But you get Home Premium for $30 US. Available in the UK.

    Also, see http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/...r/default.aspx
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  9. t89
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 RC
       #458

    Thanks for you replies guys! I have emailed my university to ask if I can get Win 7 actually for free through MSDN AA (as my University is listed). However, my log in details are not working (I'm a Business student). If this does work, it would be sweet! But if not, £30 is a very very decent price.
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  10. t89
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 RC
       #459

    One more question though. With "Available in the UK." are you referring to the $30 deal from the US (that's £18.36) or the £30 deal for students here in the UK?
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