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can i avail of windows xp Operating System free trial? please.
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No, but you can get them on eBay for $10 to $30. I was in my early twenties when that stuff ran. There was even 3.1 systems on there. But not for free.What about MS-DOS 6.22? There a trial for it?
That's great! Love your sense of humor, kinda dry and sarcastic like mine! :rofl: :bandit::canabis:What about MS-DOS 6.22? There a trial for it?
Because Steve Jobs and the "cult" of APPLE won't allow it!What about a trial of one of those Mac OS's? Their computers sells for so much, they can afford to give a free trial away.
Just joking! I hear that half of those Mac users don't even know how to use their computer. There's a ton of them (a lot of them nearly new) on the online sites for sale. They must not be so good, if so many want's to unload them. I'm not into fashion statements, I want something that works, like Windows 7 does.Because Steve Jobs and the "cult" of APPLE won't allow it!
You HAVE to buy MY hardware (read desktops and laptops) to use MY OS!
Where have I heard that before? Oh, right...your every other post. :bird:Mac sucks because it's not Windows.
Linux sucks because I don't know how to use it.
Nothing is better than Windows.
Microsoft can do no wrong.
Three out of those four statements are fairly true, the exception being the Linux one. You spend five months, 10 to 12 hours daily trying to learn an OS and can't get a straight answer on how to make a simple printer work justifies my stand on Linux. I want an OS "that just works", and Windows has served me well over the years. And apparently, over 90% of the computing population agrees with the last two statements, according to the usage figures. A free lunch isn't always as appetizing as one that you pay for./sigh... You call that getting back on topic?
Where have I heard that before? Oh, right...your every other post. :bird:
You can get a 90 day trial of Enterprise from the Microsoft Download Center. You have to activate it within 10 days. As far as I know, the "trial" installs the same as retail. But after the 90 days, you may have to reinstall a full version. And Welcome to the fourms, getsmart! Hope things work out for you.If I install a trial version, can I install from that to a full licensed one? And is the trial version easier to install? Been trying to install a full version for some time now with no luck whatsoever, but if I get a trial version up and running quickly, then try to re-install the full version, would that make it better/easier?
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