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haduken
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5486 Posts
On October 23 2009 13:41 haduken wrote: huh? what source, I'm being emailing IEEE for like 2 weeks asking them why Window 7 is not on their repo and they just said Microsoft don't provide them. haha damn that sucks dude. I was just about to do this, i was filling out the credit card info but I decided to look into it a little bit more before I hit purchase and read that they pulled it. Now I got it for $40 canadian with the student deal. Pretty sweet deal / OS. | ||
mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
Dear Students, Due to a large influx of NON-computing (IT) students joining ACM just to get a copy of Windows 7 Final Release, it had to be taken out of the Microsoft Developer Academic Alliance package offered to ACM Student Members. Windows 7 Beta remains among a LOT of other software. The Developer Academic Alliance is supposed to be JUST FOR COMPUTING-TYPE STUDENTS. Microsoft offers another package, Dream Spark, for those non-computing students. I encourage you to check out ACM Student Membership for "real" since we really do offer a great bargain — free e-mentoring, free software from other companies, the digital edition to Communications of the ACM, Crossroads Magazine, etc., etc. Have a look: [www.acm.org] Lillian Israel ACM Director of Membership Fuck. I try to be proactive by getting my IEEE membership early and end up with this? Fuck. If I buy it with the student pricing and MSDNAA decides to put it back on I will be super pissed. I shouldn't have to pay for 7 in any moral regard anyway, since Vista is such a POS they should be paying me for using it and dealing with bs every time it updates. | ||
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Wr3k
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jimminy_kriket
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DragoonPK
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On October 23 2009 13:45 Slow Motion wrote: Wait, so if you go for the $30 student option, and get a CD, can you use the CD for a clean install or do you have to upgrade from Vista? I'm running XP 32bit right now, but I'd like to get a Win 7 64bit CD and do a clean install if possible. Yeah you can  , you can even download it and burn it on a DVD that would work. | ||
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mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
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CorsairHero
Canada9489 Posts
On October 23 2009 14:49 jimminy_kriket wrote: Anyone know of a good solution to live messenger windows being grouped and a pain in the ass? right click your taskbar, properties, pick "never combine" only problem is that it applies to all applications | ||
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[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
What is the best version of Windows 7 to get? I see 32bit, 64bit, Home Premium, Professional upgrade. Do I need original Vista to install or can I do a clean install from the Windows 7 file? | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9489 Posts
On October 26 2009 15:53 [X]Ken_D wrote: I got the link for 30$ from win471 or something after using a college email. What is the best version of Windows 7 to get? I see 32bit, 64bit, Home Premium, Professional upgrade. Do I need original Vista to install or can I do a clean install from the Windows 7 file? if you know your processor can handle 64 bit, then get that home premium includes all the windows eye candy and what not which is fine for most users. Professional includes some extra things that involve network and server support. you can upgrade from vista or do a clean install | ||
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[X]Ken_D
United States4650 Posts
On October 26 2009 17:49 CorSairHeRo wrote: if you know your processor can handle 64 bit, then get that home premium includes all the windows eye candy and what not which is fine for most users. Professional includes some extra things that involve network and server support. you can upgrade from vista or do a clean install To be sure, I can put Windows 7 on a wipeout PC without having owned any previous Windows correct? | ||
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
On October 26 2009 15:53 [X]Ken_D wrote: I got the link for 30$ from win471 or something after using a college email. What is the best version of Windows 7 to get? I see 32bit, 64bit, Home Premium, Professional upgrade. Do I need original Vista to install or can I do a clean install from the Windows 7 file? Me Too! seems to be running better and booting up faster than the win7 evaluation version i had. fyi i got the 64 bit version home premium/did clean install | ||
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5486 Posts
On October 26 2009 19:07 [X]Ken_D wrote: To be sure, I can put Windows 7 on a wipeout PC without having owned any previous Windows correct? Yeah | ||
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statix
United States1760 Posts
On October 26 2009 22:51 XoXiDe wrote: Me Too! seems to be running better and booting up faster than the win7 evaluation version i had. fyi i got the 64 bit version home premium/did clean install Can other people confirm if this is legit? | ||
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
http://www.microsoft.com/student/en/us/software/windows-7.aspx | ||
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statix
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saxena_j
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CorsairHero
Canada9489 Posts
On November 05 2009 17:07 saxena_j wrote: i want to install win7 on 2 computers, what excuse should i use to get 2 serials? You get access to 32 bit and 64 bit windows. They use separate keys. | ||
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haduken
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Neo7
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