Comments on: HOW MANY COMPUTERS CAN YOU INSTALL WINDOWS 7 ON, OFF OF ONE PRODUCT KEY FOR A WINDOWS 7 DOWNLOAD? http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html All ABout Windows OS Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:31:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Yeti http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html/comment-page-1#comment-1066 Yeti Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:05:19 +0000 http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html#comment-1066 Normally they're tied to one computer. That's why they do things like the family upgrade three pack they're putting out in a couple weeks. Normally they’re tied to one computer.

That’s why they do things like the family upgrade three pack they’re putting out in a couple weeks.

]]> By: Jem http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html/comment-page-1#comment-1065 Jem Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:50:19 +0000 http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html#comment-1065 Windows used to be 1 copy per processor, but with the dual and quad core changes Microsoft have decided to offer a version which can be used on more than one machine. I think the option is only available for the Ultimate version and again it is only a maximum of two physical machines! All I could find was this from Microsoft: http://bit.ly/UEnk9 Which is currently blank (7 Oct 2009) but is there for when their lawyers have finished the fine print. Roll on 22 October when we can see it ourselves. Windows used to be 1 copy per processor, but with the dual and quad core changes Microsoft have decided to offer a version which can be used on more than one machine.

I think the option is only available for the Ultimate version and again it is only a maximum of two physical machines!

All I could find was this from Microsoft:
http://bit.ly/UEnk9

Which is currently blank (7 Oct 2009) but is there for when their lawyers have finished the fine print.

Roll on 22 October when we can see it ourselves.

]]> By: jmcslob http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html/comment-page-1#comment-1064 jmcslob Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:50:00 +0000 http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html#comment-1064 The upgrade is just 1... The retail version is 1 Ultimate and 2 Home premium Keys The upgrade is just 1…
The retail version is 1 Ultimate and 2 Home premium Keys

]]> By: Tony http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html/comment-page-1#comment-1063 Tony Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:46:04 +0000 http://www.daniloelectronica.com/windows-7/how-many-computers-can-you-install-windows-7-on-off-of-one-product-key-for-a-windows-7-download.html#comment-1063 just 1 just 1

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