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(PeteCresswell)
I'm looking at
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/14422-compare-windows-7-editions.html
and am getting a little boggled.
- I don't care about cosmetics
- I use 3rd-party utilities for backup and imaging
- I use TeamViewer instead of RDP
- If/when I want an FTP server I use ServU
I'm guessing that anything with "Aero" in the name is moot to me.
Sounds like with basic, I have to download the 64-bit installer.
That being said, is there any reason I would regret going for
Basic rather that Premium?
Any reason to look at Professional?
Finally, I notice a rather large price break between "OEM" and
other versions - like $100+.
Is there something not quite right with somebody offering an OEM
version without selling a PC with it? Or is it just that once
it is registered, the user is locked into the box it is
registered to? If #2, how is the box identified? i.e. Mobo
SN? or maybe some hash total whee changing one component makes it
look like a different PC?
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/14422-compare-windows-7-editions.html
and am getting a little boggled.
- I don't care about cosmetics
- I use 3rd-party utilities for backup and imaging
- I use TeamViewer instead of RDP
- If/when I want an FTP server I use ServU
I'm guessing that anything with "Aero" in the name is moot to me.
Sounds like with basic, I have to download the 64-bit installer.
That being said, is there any reason I would regret going for
Basic rather that Premium?
Any reason to look at Professional?
Finally, I notice a rather large price break between "OEM" and
other versions - like $100+.
Is there something not quite right with somebody offering an OEM
version without selling a PC with it? Or is it just that once
it is registered, the user is locked into the box it is
registered to? If #2, how is the box identified? i.e. Mobo
SN? or maybe some hash total whee changing one component makes it
look like a different PC?