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Windows 7 for £30
Money_Grabber13579
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Anybody who pre-ordered Windows can ditch that order now, cause there's an even better one out (Well, it will be next week)
For a limited time, Windows 7 Home Premium or Windows 7 Professional will be available for only £30. This offer is only for students, hence why it's in here.
This is the site you'll need to go to.
For a limited time, Windows 7 Home Premium or Windows 7 Professional will be available for only £30. This offer is only for students, hence why it's in here.
This is the site you'll need to go to.
Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j
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Note: you will need a valid .ac.uk email address and this is the upgrade version so you will need to be running a legal version of XP or Vista to upgrade from.
Good deal though
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Is this just downloaded straight onto your computer then or do they send you out a disk?0
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I'm getting it for free as a family member is doing a Microsoft course at Uni just now. :dances:
Can't wait, it looks good.Come ride with me, through the veins of history...
I'll show you how God falls asleep on the job.
~Matthew Bellamy.
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Just out of interest does anyone know if it will be more compatible with certain things as we've had a lot of problems with Windows Vista and downloads and drivers etc that were fine on XP.0
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Just out of interest does anyone know if it will be more compatible with certain things as we've had a lot of problems with Windows Vista and downloads and drivers etc that were fine on XP.
More likely to be the opposite. my antivirus had problems until last week with compatibilty issues.0 -
Just out of interest does anyone know if it will be more compatible with certain things as we've had a lot of problems with Windows Vista and downloads and drivers etc that were fine on XP.
I haven't encountered any compatibility issues. As a rule of thumb, anything that works in Vista will work in 7.0 -
Will ditch my Argos order when the 1st comes around and keep my tesco order. Sorted.What goes around - comes around
give lots and you will always recieve lots0 -
pennylessstudent wrote: »Is this just downloaded straight onto your computer then or do they send you out a disk?
Can anyone confirm this? I know with MS Office for students you could also pay a bit extra for a disk to be sent out in case you had to re-install.0 -
You can wait until next Thurs to find out?
I know the MSDN version (which if you are a computing student you should have access through uni to! And its a free copy!), you have to download and then put it on DVD yourself.0 -
Cool. I wasn't going to bother upgrading (being a poor student), but it's too good an offer to turn down. 0
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