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Don?t be fooled by Microsoft?s ambiguous messaging, the 30 quid deal went live at 4pm today.
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Don?t be fooled by Microsoft?s ambiguous messaging, the 30 quid deal went live at 4pm today.
Anyone else unable to get the website to get past the shipping section - someone forgot to include any options for the shipping country.
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Originally Posted by Johnny Bravo
Ditto. Having the exact same problem. the 'Shipping Method' choice also bugs out a little.
Just ordered mine. No issues whatsoever :)
did you request the DVD too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lowe
You're a student? :surprised:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lowe
got mine too! just need to wait for 22nd now so i've got a copy on my laptop as well as my desktop :D
Sure, upgrade editions.. except you can opt to do a clean install, it seems :)
Ordered :D
fixed for me now!
Ordered :juggle:
Apparently over in the US the student edition that they get as part of their tuition fees will not allow you to transfer the licence over to a new PC, which basically means that after you upgrade any hardware you're without a paddle. :surprised:
Is this true and does the same apply to the UK edition?
Computery course students should check if they have MSDNAA, it's free from there.
How does this work? They just email you a product key? or do you get one of those proper labels?
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...oducts/compare
so basically who would in their right mind will NOT order professional when both are the exact same price..? and professional will always contain more features....
I would imagine it would depend if your current OS that you are upgrading is Professional?Quote:
Originally Posted by jackvdbuk
Not all students are smart, let alone computer smart.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackvdbuk
Also Microsoft are being cheeky when the say that you only need to get professional if you require the networking features.