Guys where is the cheapest place to buy the Win 7 Home Premium 64 full version. I havent kept up with this stuff so I figure everyone else got a good deal somewhere.
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Upgrade
Newegg.com - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade - Operating Systems
$109.00
Full Retail
Newegg.com - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Full - Operating Systems
$179.00
OEM
Newegg.com - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 1-Pack for System Builders - Operating Systems
$99.00
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Be sure to read up a bit on it. Here is a good place to start.
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Check this one
Microsoft offering Windows 7 upgrade deals | Beyond Binary - CNET News
if your windows is legit this could be good deal for you.Comment
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Right when Win 7 came out someone I knew online had a Microsoft "friend." He offered to sell any Win 7 version, 64 or 32, for $35 bucks. I bought one, and sure enough it worked. Still running it. Problem with those Microsoft generated Codes is that if they are not activated within 20 days after generating they will be considered expired and invalid.
Rechecking that link today his prices went to $45. Only problem is where you can get a Win7 installation disk. Which isn't really a problem to me *giggles*
What I'm saying is search around. You can even try eBay. Actually first try eBay then search around.Comment
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