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Thread ID: 140082	2015-08-15 23:53:00	Which ssd and where win 7 ?	Organicpete (133)	Press F1

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1406713	2015-08-15 23:53:00	Hi Guys, I want to upgrade my nice acer one 522 to an ssd and get to use all my 4GB ram by upgrading win 7 starter. Is there an economical way of doing it ? The win 7 product key purchase has me a bit puzzled, surely I don't need to shell out over a $100 for a legit one ? ( I don't want 8 or 10 :) cheers for any suggestions Pete	Organicpete (133)
1406714	2015-08-16 03:21:00	Yup you'll have to buy another dvd. I dont think the starter key will work with another version	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1406715	2015-08-16 03:30:00	Windows 10 will cost you nothing ;)	pcuser42 (130)
1406716	2015-08-16 03:33:00	Increase your GB RAM. start with: 8GB = = = = = = = www.kingston.com 6687 Look for SSD. vs. HDD DuraWrite(TM) technology? non-volatile TBW (total bytes written) increases retainability reliability and performance Solid-State Drive 480GB Is this the max? we want min 2 TB SSD !! = = = = = = = = = = I don't need to shell out over a $100 for a legit one (win 7 product key) ? Are you buying from Microsoft store? store.microsoft.com What we want is Windows 7 product key. search for "Windows 7 product key" WYSIWYG - what you see is Windows 10. Win 10 is "unproprietary, images bigger than text" interface. Its like calling the "Start button" something other than the words "Start" I personally tend to avoid anything (purportedly) higher-version than Windows 7. Because reportedly, conjunctive-disjunctively, analyzed systematically, (insert Albert M. Einstein meme here) 6688 = = = = ========= 16.08.2015 08:06	lmohanarun (17390)
1406717	2015-08-16 03:50:00	Yup you'll have to buy another dvd. I dont think the starter key will work with another version cheers, I found some method but it had dubious success rate :)	Organicpete (133)
1406718	2015-08-16 03:53:00	Windows 10 will cost you nothing ;) surprise entry into options :) Seems to bind tightly with all their bings and crud. I though they got pinged $m years ago for making IE the only game in town spose it's a new century ...	Organicpete (133)
1406719	2015-08-16 03:54:00	Indubidably :) Thanks for the link Increase your GB RAM. start with: 8GB = = = = = = = www.kingston.com 6687 Look for SSD. vs. HDD DuraWrite(TM) technology? non-volatile TBW (total bytes written) increases retainability reliability and performance Solid-State Drive 480GB Is this the max? we want min 2 TB SSD !! = = = = = = = = = = I don't need to shell out over a $100 for a legit one (win 7 product key) ? Are you buying from Microsoft store? store.microsoft.com What we want is Windows 7 product key. search for "Windows 7 product key" WYSIWYG - what you see is Windows 10. Win 10 is "unproprietary, images bigger than text" interface. Its like calling the "Start button" something other than the words "Start" I personally tend to avoid anything (purportedly) higher-version than Windows 7. Because reportedly, conjunctive-disjunctively, analyzed systematically, (insert Albert M. Einstein meme here) 6688 = = = = ========= 16.08.2015 08:06	Organicpete (133)
1406720	2015-08-16 04:07:00	You'll have to install another version if you want 4 or 8 gb anyway. I think Win10 Home only supports up to 4 GB Probably better if you upgrade to Win10 from 7 starter.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1406721	2015-08-16 04:21:00	You'll have to install another version if you want 4 or 8 gb anyway. I think Win10 Home only supports up to 4 GB Windows 10 Home 64-bit supports 128GB. 32-bit (any edition) supports 4GB.	pcuser42 (130)
1406722	2015-08-16 04:23:00	You'll run into problems. search for "Windows 7 product key"By searching to Product keys all you'll get is pirated /illegal keys, you WONT get any legit keys. Windows 7 Starter will only allow 2GB Memory. Its also only 32-Bit, so even doing a upgrade to W10 Home for free you'll only get a 32-Bit Version. The maximum amount of Memory it will take is 4GB.	wainuitech (129)
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