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Upgrading to Win7 64 bit


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If you have the money, sure.

 

If I don't have the money, I don't buy it. Simple.:smoke:

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:no: Not at all, it was a professional discount. I'm strictly legit with my software purchases. Keeps life simple.

 

Its cool dude ;) personally I dont care who has what and where they got it from, it aint none of my business.

 

I just thought that I would pass on the story about the technet clampdown is all.

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My advice would be, (with x64), to ignore game installers default predilection with installing everything in C:\Program Files (x86)\.

 

There are permissions issues in win7 with that folder sometimes if the software doesn’t follow strict MS guidelines, (Freefalcon, TrackIR, Foxy, etc).

 

I would therefore create a separate C:\Games folder for all game related installs.

 

You will have an easier life!

 

As for OEM vs. Retail. Sure the EULA states that on OEM you can only have a few upgrades then you have to phone MS to allow you to activate again. I’ve done it loads of times. Just say, “My PC died”. They can’t argue with that. Dumb EULA anyway IMO. Again, retail will give you an easier life, (and a few less phone calls to Inda), and your wallet will be lighter ;)

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