that 30 bucks buys you Windows 7 Professional, not the Home Edition. Now for the fine print. (Don’t worry, it’s nothing terrible.) To qualify for this deal, you need an eligible e-mail address ...

These editions are: Home Basic, Home Premium, Starter, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. No matter what edition you go for, you will be getting 7 E. I have Windows Vista on my current PC.

Windows 7 E editions will be sold only in full versions ... Windows 7 Home Premium ($49.99) and Windows 7 Professional ($99.99) Canada: Windows 7 Home Premium ($64.99) and Windows 7 Professional ...

Windows 7 Home Premium E (Full) £79.99 N/A Windows 7 Professional E (Full) £189.99 N/A Windows 7 Ultimate E (Full) £199.99 N/A Readers should be aware that the upgrade editions listed above are ...

Windows 7 E, as the browserless system will be called ... to Windows 7 Home Premium or a $99.99 upgrade to Windows 7 Professional. If you recently bought a new PC with Vista preloaded, you ...

PCs with Windows 8.1 Pro can be downgraded to Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business. Microsoft volume licensees don't have to worry about their OEM's downgrade rights provisions ...

That “IT professional” admonition is a bit trite, but the registry keys themselves will seem very familiar to those of you who lived through the “Get Windows X” campaign in early 2016.

and Microsoft itself "recommends Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional for netbooks that have sufficient hardware". The three-app limit for Starter applies only to executables ...