Snoody said:
One of my biggest problems is the fact that Microsoft won't give me anything without first having to buy it. For example, I bought this computer and it came with "Microsoft Office Student Edition, 2010". I needed to wipe my hard drive for various reasons. After contacting Microsoft and explaining my situation, they sent me a card that gives me a, get this, 30 day demo of Microsoft Office Student Edition 2010. Has anyone else had this issue? Please post below, and thanks for reading.
When you get a version is MSO Student pre-installed on a Dell laptop, it's a trial. The only way to get around this is to get a license key. If you lost it, it's your own fault.
I've also noticed people complaining about no software CD's. I feel you, this drives me apeshit. Along with all of the Pre-installed shit that comes with them, it's no wonder why people hate windows and computers. Windows is often bogged down with eSobi and all the other garbage that comes with a manufacturers computer that people often associate HP updater with Windows.
With that in mind, If you actually know the Windows OS, or your in the Technical Industry, (I kinda find it funny, Robert Ewing, we're polar opposites, I can never find the solutions to my linux problems online, but have no problem finding solutions foe Windows. Neither of us are looking hard enough.) Microsoft is pretty fucking nice to you. Jumping around is a low-level techie, I've got 3 unused Windows XP keys, 2 unused Windows Vista keys, and 8 Win7 Pro Keys. I write and do RP's, so I jumped on the MSO Enterprise 2007 bandwagon and got 2 keys there. No, you cannot have them.
kaizen2468 said:
Also, i recently bought windows 7 for my computer and installed it. 6 months later I decided to buy a new gaming machine and found out that even if you buy it brand new, you can only install it on 1 computer.
Microsoft shall henceforth always be referred to as M$
Assuming the old machine is now out of the equation, You realize how long it takes to make a phone-call to say "Yeah, I'm moving the license to a new machine, let me do it."
To which their response would be, "Whatever, go ahead."
L2OS?