When will you get Windows 7 RTM?

[JackStoreySH]

dude i live in the uk so i dno if ures work

 

[tw33k]

dude i live in the uk so i dno if ures work

yeah, i got mine from a guy in the US

 

[JackStoreySH]

btw if u get the software from technet can u use the software after the sub expires? i mean even though ure meant to uninstall can u ustill use it

 

[Tews]

I know that this might sound a bit radical, but how about abiding with your fathers decision??? ... that, or get a job ...

 

[tw33k]

btw if u get the software from technet can u use the software after the sub expires? i mean even though ure meant to uninstall can u ustill use it

you can but you would be using it illegally

 

[JackStoreySH]

lol, like any really would care about that, thats basically the same as music, i mean, who really buys music, unless its at a good price in HMV or amazon etc

 

[Boris]

ASAP, depending if the price is right

 

[tw33k]

ASAP, depending if the price is right

what are you willing to pay?

 

[zigzag3143]

ASAP, depending if the price is right

what are you willing to pay?

Something in the neighborhood of OSX seems more than reasonable

Ken

 

[Tews]

When was MS ever reasonable??? :roflmao:

 

[JackStoreySH]

I know that this might sound a bit radical, but how about abiding with your fathers decision??? ... that, or get a job ...

i don't know his credit card number and if i did, he would put me in a wheelchair, and dude im not getting at age 13 its like 2 dollars A DAY and u work, 100 days a week and in the uk its around 480 dollars when converted into dollars from pounds to get it so answer NO WAY

 

[Tews]

Be at peace with what you have then...

 

[JackStoreySH]

yeah like that will happen...

 

[zigzag3143]

When was MS ever reasonable??? :roflmao:

Oh the cost of DOS wasn't excessive. Not since then though.

K

 

[Fisherking]

nope...however you are meant to uninstall it once your subscription ends

The keys that register the software do not expire, even if your Technet subscription does.

 

[unifex]

Be aware that TechNet license keys are for development and test environments only. Unless otherwise specified in the EULA it would be considered piracy to install for personal or production use.

Please don't think I'm trying to enforce or be negative but a lot of people purchase TechNet or MSDN subscribtions without knowing that.

I love these restrictions - how many computers one is supposed to have then? Say one works from a home office. Then what, one has to have one PC for testing the RTM and a completely another to read his email? And god forbid the kids will touch it? And how exactly this can be enforced?

 

[masterB]

When was MS ever reasonable??? :roflmao:

Oh the cost of DOS wasn't excessive. Not since then though.

K

 

[Tews]

I love these restrictions - how many computers one is supposed to have then? Say one works from a home office. Then what, one has to have one PC for testing the RTM and a completely another to read his email? And god forbid the kids will touch it? And how exactly this can be enforced?

This is not a restriction, it is a term of condition in the EULA ... as far as restricting usage .. a good strong log on password should do the trick nicely.

 

[tw33k]

The keys that register the software do not expire, even if your Technet subscription does.

and your point is...?

 

[DarkDavil]

MUhahahahahwhaha I got it Windows 7 Ultimate RTM x32 and also a x64 ver XD My dad knows a guy ^^ So its pretty cool.. but problem is im guessing my graphics card isnt compatible with W7.. looks UGLYY