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dukerod you are just many of thousands that get taken by such websites.
I'm glad you contacted Microsoft.
Don't forget to try the suggestions in post #20 by torchwood. You might be able to get your money back.
dukerod you are just many of thousands that get taken by such websites.
I'm glad you contacted Microsoft.
Don't forget to try the suggestions in post #20 by torchwood. You might be able to get your money back.
Final post :
The old laptop is now running Windows 10 and remarkably it has never been better.
After all the probs with win 7 and my Softwaregeeks I bit the bullet and allowed a local engineer to look at my PC.
Fifty well spent pounds later I now have a proper copy of Win10 and a much improved lappy.
thanks to all on Win 7 forums for input and advice.
In W10
when you go to settings>> activation>> i hope it shows >> digital activation.
Roy
I bought 3 codes from the same guys in the UK.
I am a little concerned because I bought mine for 20 GBP each, which is $40CAD or $30USD EACH.
I hope SoftwareGeeks are legit. Looks like they are not. I bought mine on Feb. 25 2016 with a credit card.
This quote is concerning.
I hope to get a problem free installation when the time comes. Looks like its a risky gamble.No Windows 7 COA key are legally sold by them selves.
Your installation of Windows 7 on that computer is counterfeit.
I bought them on a credit card, so its been 5.5 months now. I will have to read up on the refund policy of Visa.
To know for sure I could just try to install one W7 on my current Vista system and if its a no-go, contact Visa.