Microsoft Windows 7 Professional £40.44 at software4students

Lugh_Chronain

No Student ID required for Microsoft Software at software4students. It does say all licensees' must be qualified education users though as long as you're not ordering adobe products you should be able to order either of the following for £38.49 + £1.95 transaction fee for the digital download whether you're a student or not:

Incidentally, software4students don't require an academic email address either.

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 32-bit Upgrade Edition

or

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Upgrade Edition

Compatibility: Vista/XP pre-installed.

* Please note that an upgrade from Windows 7 is not possible and that this product is not compatible with MAC OS.


Format: Official DVD or Download (Product Key on back of media or emailed with download)


Installation:***Downloaded image files must be burned to a DVD.


Usage: Installation upgrade on 1 computer


Licensing Restriction:
Eligible customers allowed to buy ONE licence per Microsoft product for each eligible student.
Need more info? Please read our FAQ.

Note: Customers should read the chart that is mentioned carefully before ordering the upgrade.

Operating System: A previous operating system (Windows XP or Windows Vista with latest Service Pack) is required for this upgrade product. Please note that an upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 7 is only possible if the Anytime Upgrade (available to purchase from Microsoft) is purchased.

This product isn't compatible with MAC operating systems.

bruticus

Sounds too good to be true.....

kerryjayne21

I have ordered from it in the past. I got a copy of Win7 for a new PC we got. The copy of windows was an upgrade and required an operating system already on the PC, there are ways around this though (double install). Its legit!

cgk1

bruticus wrote: »

Sounds too good to be true.....

It's actually quite expensive compared to what you can sometimes pick up - if you are a student or working in academic/education, you can pick up most MS for buttons - I got Windows 7 pro for £10 and Office 2010 for the same.

Lugh_Chronain

How did you manage that cgk?

holly_hobby

I think it is ... http://www.software4students.co.uk/FAQ.aspx#qAD

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cgk1

Lugh_Chronain wrote: »

How did you manage that cgk?

It varies from University/school but often they (Or the LEA if it's a school) have an agreement with microsoft - generally someone in IT services will manage it.