ah yeah so your company has the license - bit like me getting my free laptop

Rob_Quads, they gave it to the company i work for at the end of November, mainly to get used to it before its on general release and all our clients start asking us how to use it etc. we got 10 licenses for the company and theres only 3 of us, so we've each other a license at work and one at home :thumbs:

Nero 7 works.

i had no hardware/driver compatability problems when installing vista, everything worked first time, some software wont install such as norton antivirus!! and nero 7

[Edited on 06-01-2007 by mjw_2k2]

Think I'll be sticking with XP! :lol:

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Originally posted by Bart
why would you bother to buy non OEM?
I havent checked what OCuk consider OEM equipment.

IT may be mice and keyboards, or motherboards and processors.

IF i have to buy another hard drive, it wont be the end of the world.

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Originally posted by andy1868
my Ultimate license cost me nothing :cool:

ps, most things i've used to far, which is a fair bit, has been supported, however i've had to download new drivers etc, which is fair enough tbh.

[Edited on 04-01-2007 by andy1868]

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Hi there,
Im just enquiring regarding your recent emails.
I was wondering what items you are able to ship with the OEM versions of Vista.
Do items such as mice and keyboards constitute, motherboard,processors?
Or would there be no questions asked if i placed the order online for just the software?

I look forwards to hearing back from you, Regards Adam Venn

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my Ultimate license cost me nothing :cool:

ps, most things i've used to far, which is a fair bit, has been supported, however i've had to download new drivers etc, which is fair enough tbh.

[Edited on 04-01-2007 by andy1868]

why would you bother to buy non OEM?
I havent checked what OCuk consider OEM equipment.

IT may be mice and keyboards, or motherboards and processors.

IF i have to buy another hard drive, it wont be the end of the world.

Oem is either 32 or 64 bit and the retail has both.

Why would have nvidia released graphics drivers yet?

Consumers can't get vista till the end of the month.

They will quite obviously have working drivers out by the time vista is launched.

32bit edition?

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Originally posted by Bart
how supported is it at the moment? im still a bit weary at the moment :(

Im tempted to buy my first genuine OS, but i dont want to find my ethernet driver is not supported :(

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Mine cost £8.

Vista home premium is 217 quid?

or 78 for oem

[Edited on 04-01-2007 by John]

how supported is it at the moment? im still a bit weary at the moment :(

Im tempted to buy my first genuine OS, but i dont want to find my ethernet driver is not supported :(

[Edited on 04-01-2007 by Bart]

Ordered home premium yesterday and it's £78
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=SW-036-MS

From Overclockers

Thats a steal :)