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This seems to good to be true but I know someone here has the straight. Please enlighten me. Posting here first and not hot deals because I dont know if site is legit.
XP Pro for cheap
XP Pro for cheap
Originally posted by: tyler811
This seems to good to be true but I know someone here has the straight. Please enlighten me. Posting here first and not hot deals because I dont know if site is legit.
XP Pro for cheap
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: tyler811
This seems to good to be true but I know someone here has the straight. Please enlighten me. Posting here first and not hot deals because I dont know if site is legit.
XP Pro for cheap
The "This product does not contain boxes manuals or technical support from Microsoft, but unlimited technical support is provided by us, and in addition a digitial manual is included on the cd." concerns me. If it was actually retail, MS would support it. Sounds like an OEM version being sold as retail. Of course, the 'What is OEM' link at the bottom sorta suggests that too...
Bill
Correct. If you purchase retail MSFT products, you still have to pay for support separately.Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: tyler811
This seems to good to be true but I know someone here has the straight. Please enlighten me. Posting here first and not hot deals because I dont know if site is legit.
XP Pro for cheap
The "This product does not contain boxes manuals or technical support from Microsoft, but unlimited technical support is provided by us, and in addition a digitial manual is included on the cd." concerns me. If it was actually retail, MS would support it. Sounds like an OEM version being sold as retail. Of course, the 'What is OEM' link at the bottom sorta suggests that too...
Bill
From my understanding, you don't even get MSFT support for the retail version. Don't you have to pay for it?
Originally posted by: randal
Correct. If you purchase retail MSFT products, you still have to pay for support separately.Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: tyler811
This seems to good to be true but I know someone here has the straight. Please enlighten me. Posting here first and not hot deals because I dont know if site is legit.
XP Pro for cheap
The "This product does not contain boxes manuals or technical support from Microsoft, but unlimited technical support is provided by us, and in addition a digitial manual is included on the cd." concerns me. If it was actually retail, MS would support it. Sounds like an OEM version being sold as retail. Of course, the 'What is OEM' link at the bottom sorta suggests that too...
Bill
From my understanding, you don't even get MSFT support for the retail version. Don't you have to pay for it?
Correct. If you purchase retail MSFT products, you still have to pay for support separately.
So what the hell is the difference between OEM and Retail versions of Windows?