Computer license limits and Win7 compatability: Can anyone provide more insight on these concerns?
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The Fujitsu Web site says it's compatible with WIN 7 on the first product page. However, they've not not updated the rest of the documentation (i.e. the online manual) to reflect any compatibility past Vista. This is just laziness I suspect. I'm sure it's fully WIN 7 compatible or you'd be hearing howls of protest here.
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I am running Win 7. You'd have to look at the manufacturer's specifics to find out.
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No problems, dualbooting win7 and linux mint (it's a ubuntu based os)both 64bit, just make sure you're using mbr, and not gpt.
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Yes. Your license is good for the same machine over and over. The license will key on various components of your PC.
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If you had a windows 7 disk and key, it should not be a problem. Do a quick google search though. I know on the past the difference between xp and vista/7 there was a chipset driver that needed installed with it which lead to a giant hassle. As long as the chipsets are the same you are good to go.
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FWIW:Have mine running on Windows 7 64 bit without problems so I'm pretty sure it works under Win 8 as well, your mileage may vary though ;-)
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I haven't used it with anything past win7 but I can't imagine you'd have any difficulties.
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Honestly, I haven't tried it on a Win. 7 system. It has been pretty easy to use and an excellent tool, for its capacity.
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Hello there. Honestly, I don't know. I have only one mayor Computer where I am using it. So I didn't have to deal with several licenses. But that is actually a good question. If you got an answer for that, please feel free to get back on me and let me know :)
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I'm using it with Win 7 on one comp and XP on the other and it works fine. Not your exact question, but I hope that helps.
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I am using it with Windows 7 home premium and have been for 2 years. As time passes sometimes Sierra orthe developer doesn't renew the Microsoft license, then you have a problem.
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No you cannot. You must have one unique (paid for) Product Key for each machine you want to install Windows 7 on. The System Builder DVD gives you one product key good for one machine only. You can buy additional licenses, however. I don't know the details of how to use or take advantage of Microsoft's "Volume Licensing". I don't install Microsoft Operating Systems in large enough volume to justify the cost of a volume license. However the idea is you get one product key per machine -- something like that. What you can be sure of is that if you install a Microsoft Operating System from a DVD, be prepared to type in a unique, paid-for product key for each machine you install on. You can browse http://www.microsoft.com/oem to get more information about their System Builder program, including the licensing.
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You can work with win 32bits software as well as 64 bits software, also I use old software and have no problem at all.
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No limitation if you have Internet or another PC with an optical drive. In that last case you can use programs as Daemon Tools and a pendrive and you won't miss an optical drive
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it just meets the requirement I have it running with 8 gigs and a 120gig ssd on whs 2011 64 bit. the realtek nic is the problem. may sure you get the win 7 drivers for them first
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Yep, a single license can be installed on up to two computers, as long as both installs are for the same individual. Thanks!
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Yes, as long as they are only used to license one windows server instance at a time. Also, CAL's arent enforced, so its up to the user to ensure that they have enough.