The extras that you can have when you are a university student (and college, sometimes) is to have excellent prices on many things. Indeed, we can find Windows 7 Pro (or Home Premium, but honestly, Who Gives a shit? ) to $ 39.99. Not bad, right? Knowing that it is sold at $ 229.99 CAN FutureShop.ca and in the same price range in almost every shop is a godsend.
Between having a pirated version that bug every six months and a legal version for $ 39.99, I'll opt for the paid version and be entitled to all updates, legally and without problems. In addition, I can clean my laptop this error of nature that is Windows Vista .
All you need is a valid email address instead of your institution. But I have three, so I can order 3 = P.
On the site of Microsoft Windows 7 , it talks about the Home Premium and the Pro version $ 39.99.However, both links lead to the Home Edition.Strange ...
I found it! When you have received the email and you'll be on the order page, scroll down the page and you will see this:
It'll just select the Pro version! After all, it includes everything that the Family has and more for the same price ...
Windows 7 Pro for ONLY $ 39.99?
The extras that you can have when you are a university student (and college, sometimes) is to have excellent prices on many things. Indeed, we can find Windows 7 Pro (or Home Premium, but honestly, Who Gives a shit? ) to $ 39.99. Not bad, right? Knowing that it is sold at $ 229.99 CAN FutureShop.ca and in the same price range in almost every shop is a godsend.
All you need is a valid email address instead of your institution. But I have three, so I can order 3 = P.
Get Windows 7 Home Premium $ 39.99