Difference sa OEM ug Full product Windows 7

[big myk]

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mga sirs, ask lang to ko unsa difference aning mga windows 7 os baligya karon. Plano ta ko change os sa ako laptop. naa ko nakit-an windows 7 nga OEM naa sad full product with a price difference of almost 1k.... unsay nakalahi ani nila?

salamat daan mga sirs!

[salbahis]

mga sirs, ask lang to ko unsa difference aning mga windows 7 os baligya karon. Plano ta ko change os sa ako laptop. naa ko nakit-an windows 7 nga OEM naa sad full product with a price difference of almost 1k.... unsay nakalahi ani nila?

salamat daan mga sirs!

dara ay -> OEM

[odzk]

mga sirs, ask lang to ko unsa difference aning mga windows 7 os baligya karon. Plano ta ko change os sa ako laptop. naa ko nakit-an windows 7 nga OEM naa sad full product with a price difference of almost 1k.... unsay nakalahi ani nila?

salamat daan mga sirs!

As far as I know, the OEM version of windows 7, has some featured disabled, like aero for instance.

[naborbong]

Pareha ra na ang Duha kong nag basa lang jud ka sa OEM nga gihatag ni salbahis.

Kong ako mo palit ko ug license from Microsoft and Manufactured the OS and sell it mao na OEM na siya ang tawag ana. Pero kong OS Direct from Microsoft mao na Full Product...

[Visual C#]

dara ay -> OEM

You really live up to your nick, huh? His question wasn't as simple (or as insulting) as your link to Google.

The OEM version, simply put, can only be legally installed on one computer (or specifically, one motherboard). The Full Retail version allows you to move the license from one computer to another (provided that you uninstalled the OS from the old computer).

I suggest you get the Full Retail version; you may get it cheaper for OEM, but you'll have to buy a new OEM license again if the motherboard of that computer get's fried.

[big myk]

You really live up to your nick, huh? His question wasn't as simple (or as insulting) as your link to Google.

The OEM version, simply put, can only be legally installed on one computer (or specifically, one motherboard). The Full Retail version allows you to move the license from one computer to another (provided that you uninstalled the OS from the old computer).

I suggest you get the Full Retail version; you may get it cheaper for OEM, but you'll have to buy a new OEM license again if the motherboard of that computer get's fried.

now I understand... pardon my ignorance mga sirs and thank you Visual C# for the enlightenment!

[Ityan]

Maka reformat ba ka if OEM nga OS imu gamit? Uhmm.. If sa laptop e install, then pananglit 2gb ang memory, nya ni add ko lain. okay ra ba na?

[naborbong]

Maka reformat ba ka if OEM nga OS imu gamit? Uhmm.. If sa laptop e install, then pananglit 2gb ang memory, nya ni add ko lain. okay ra ba na?

Pede raka maka reformat. kong mag add ka lain memory better user 64BIT para ma gamit nimo tanan memory

[cloud]

You really live up to your nick, huh? His question wasn't as simple (or as insulting) as your link to Google.

The OEM version, simply put, can only be legally installed on one computer (or specifically, one motherboard). The Full Retail version allows you to move the license from one computer to another (provided that you uninstalled the OS from the old computer).

I suggest you get the Full Retail version; you may get it cheaper for OEM, but you'll have to buy a new OEM license again if the motherboard of that computer get's fried.

mao ni ang sakto nga tubag. so if i were you i'd get the full product.

[werty]

speaking of OEM, how many times man allowed ka mu activate through online? and sa retail, if u still nid it to activate online, how many times pud? w/0 d hassle of calling M$