Cheapest place to buy windows 7 for custom-built pc
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Where can I buy the cheapest version of windows 7 home edition 64 bit?
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Based on the Google Search: This place is the cheapest you can buy it from: http://www.outletdeal.com/product.php?eid=23280&ags=6&s...
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Any legal Win 7 license will be pretty much the same price anywhere. www.newegg.com is as good a pick as any. Or www.amazon.com, http://www.outletdeal.com/windows-7_i31
jaylim0512 said:
those are all upgrades. I want OEMWhy do you want oem?
Upgrade costs about the same.
Upgrade also comes in a three license family pack that costs only 30% more than a single license. A very good deal if you have a use for mote than one copy of windows 7.
Upgrade is considered as retail, entitling you to MS support, and hassle free transfer to a new pc.
With upgrade, you can still do a clean install and everything that oem does.
hang-the-9 said:
With an Upgrade you need a full installation of a previous OS on the system, he'd be paying for 2 licenses. And yes, there are tricks around that, but it's against the terms of use for the version.If you have a previous version of windows that you want to upgrade from, the upgrade is legitimate.
If you are upgrading from XP, or vista with an opposite 32 or 64 bit system, you are instructed by ms to do a clean install of windows 7.
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geofelt said:
If you have a previous version of windows that you want to upgrade from, the upgrade is legitimate.If you are upgrading from XP, or vista with an opposite 32 or 64 bit system, you are instructed by ms to do a clean install of windows 7.
Well, yea, but that means 2 licenses of an OS for a clean system. If you have Windows installed on a PC already, you can't take that disk and use it with an upgrade version on a second PC. You can still install an "Upgrade" version of Windows 7 on XP or whatever, you just can't do an upgrade installation.
If he has a clean system (which is what it sounds like he's not looking for an Upgrade version), no OS, so cheapest "legal" way is to get an OEM version.
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