Windows 7 Family Pack is Now Back for Sale
This thing should be a permanent offering.
If you cursed the day that you weren't able to pick up a trio of Windows 7 licenses to upgrade your home computers, then hopefully this news finds you at a better time.
Microsoft has now brought back the Windows 7 Family Pack back, once again only "while supplies last." We're not sure why Microsoft would want to put a cap on the number of people wanting to upgrade as many computers as possible to Windows 7, but that's the business plan for Microsoft.
Just like the offering last year the Windows 7 Family Pack contains three Windows 7 Home Premium upgrades for $149.99.
The new offer is now available in stores and from Microsoft online in the U.S. Other countries will get theirs starting October 22.
Countries where Family Pack will be available are:
United States, Canada, UK, France, Germany, China, Russia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Australia, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Romania, and Ukraine.

Like they ever sold 1 unit in India anyway...
Nothing. And you just need 1 pirate per household.
Like they ever sold 1 unit in India anyway...
Nothing. And you just need 1 pirate per household.
LOL, yea you just need one licensed pirate per household.
Why can't they release the "Pro-sumer Family Pack" with three Window 7 Professional licenses?
I don't know if this trick still works, but it did on Vista... Just use your Windows 7 upgrade CD to install a fresh copy of windows (format HD) without entering the keycode and uncheck "auto-activate". Then install Windows 7 again over Windows 7 as an "Upgrade" this time with the keycode.
Yes it works on WinXP.
The OS is Windows 7 Home Premium which is all anyone needs.
But the "upgrade" installation is short-sighted, because sooner or later you will wish to reinstall the OS (maybe a coupla years from now) and then you will have problems.
You can always increase your installed Win7 OS to any version, from within Win7.
Regards
this seems to be one of those too-good-to-be-true deals... the price is even cheaper than oem licenses