Windows 7 Home Premium £45, bargain..!
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nice find m8 
im sure a lot will use link
im sure a lot will use link
daveleebond
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sorry to devil666x we seemed to have posted the same thing about the same time.
Oh well it's a cracking bargain anyway
Oh well it's a cracking bargain anyway
Jooooles
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aint it on Ngroups yet ? £45 is still £45 theres a nice meal for 2 there :Cheers:
daveleebond
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course it's on ngroups, using it myself, m$ are bound to keep sending out updates to circumvent the cracks and detect a dummy slic, probably even more so than the current WGA.
Is it worth the hassle of it suddenly stop working or reducing it's functionality, just for a few notes?
It's gotta be their cheapest release OS yet
(can get it even cheaper cause sis has staff discount card
)
Jooooles
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course it's on ngroups, using it myself, m$ are bound to keep sending out updates to circumvent the cracks and detect a dummy slic, probably even more so than the current WGA.
Is it worth the hassle of it suddenly stop working or reducing it's functionality, just for a few notes?
It's gotta be their cheapest release OS yet
(can get it even cheaper cause sis has staff discount card
Suppose so you have a point Im just a tight @ss
Im currently using one got from the net all activated and that but this is one that is worth buying. If this gets detected i certainly will buy it.
hope the ultimate gets a bit cheaper tho.
hope the ultimate gets a bit cheaper tho.
witchy
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Someone said it before, but MS's pricing this time around is awesome.
I was always going to buy Win7, which will make it the 1st ever OS I've paid for (excluding pre-installs on ready made hardware), but at these prices I might buy 2 copies, incase one breaks
I was always going to buy Win7, which will make it the 1st ever OS I've paid for (excluding pre-installs on ready made hardware), but at these prices I might buy 2 copies, incase one breaks
jaffa
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Its an awesome price for an awesome OS.
I think I will purchase it, although would prefer ultimate though.
Thanks Dave and Devilxxx666.
btw...nice of you to acknowledge devilxxx666 for posting at the same time Dave.....:Clap:
I think I will purchase it, although would prefer ultimate though.
Thanks Dave and Devilxxx666.
btw...nice of you to acknowledge devilxxx666 for posting at the same time Dave.....:Clap:
For some reason the ultimate edition upgrade is more expesnive than the full version. full version is at £140 quid at amazon and im sure it will drop soon. We be seeing them on flee for around the £120 mark which wouldnt be bad considering this looks like an OS that we probably be sticking with for the next 4 or 5 years at least. (XP lastes a good 5 years i think)
PS: as long as someone posts it its all good mate.
Thank`s for this just ordered.
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For anybody who is going the windows 7 root make sure you check the differences for each edition. I cannot see why the average user would want professional or ultimate. From home to pro you get xp add on which is quite naff to be honest your better dual booting or using virtual box. You also get support above 8gb of memory which is overkill. Then from pro to ultimate the only difference is drive encryption who is really going to use that.
thecelticfan
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Goes against all I stand for! But I think I might purchase this! lol
Cheers.
Cheers.
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