Are there differences between Windows 7 OEM and the commercial full version?

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• What is the difference between Windows 7 OEM and the retail version of Windows 7?

  Can someone tell me, what is the difference between windows 7 OEM and sales vs retail?

  On Thu, 20 Sep 2012 19:56:47 + 0000, STEVE-5 says:

  Can someone tell me, what is the difference between windows 7 OEM and sales vs retail?

  There is no difference in the product itself.

  Although if you get a generic OEM full version, it contains the
  even software, it has the following disadvantages compared to the
  commercial version:

  1. the biggest drawback of an OEM version (at least in the USA) is
  that its license it permanently binds to the first computer, it is
  installed on. He can never legally be moved to another computer, sold,
  or given (except with the original computer). If the computer
  dies or is stolen, your license dies with him.

  2. he can't do a clean install, not an upgrade.

  3 Microsoft offers no support for OEM versions. You cannot call their
  with a problem, but rather to secure the necessary support of your
  OEM; who take in charge may go anywhere between property and non-existent. Or
  You can get support elsewhere, like in these forums.
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• What is the difference between windows 2000, XP and Windows 7

  Hi please God let me know the difference between windows 2000, xp and win 7. I want t o knopw technical specification.

  Thank you

  JAI

  You can find many differences between older and newer Windows versions. Windows is always improving with better technology. Visit this link for the versions to compare Microsoft Windows:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Microsoft_Windows_versions
  You can also see this article on the Microsoft Windows Web site:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/compare

• What is the difference between Windows XP Mode and Windows XP Mode "N".

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• What is the difference between Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Hotmail

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• What is the difference between Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center?

  Have Windows 7 Ultimate operating systems.  I have Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center on my HP computer.  Can I both programs?  Who better to synchronize the music with a Walkman Zune?  What is the difference between these two programs?

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  Hello

  Windows Media Player is a reading application where you can play music, videos and synchronization devices.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Windows-Media-Player-12

  Windows Media Center has all the features of Windows Media Player and also has the ability to play Live TV, record TV.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Windows-Media-Center

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• difference between Windows 7 ultimate and Windows 7 Ultimate N

  I installed Windows 7 Ultimate N on my computer I find few missing programs .can u pls let me know between it Windows 7 ultimate and Windows 7 Ultimate edition.

  The "N" version includes no Media Center.

  See: http://crave.cnet.co.uk/software/0, 39029471,49303415,00.htm

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• What is the difference between Windows 8 'PRO' and 'Full Version '?

  I'm honestly confused, "what the hell". In the online store, I see both versions without any explanation of what's what. Microsoft make it easier on us?

  Full version means generally that the included DVD can be used to install Windows on a drive to empty.  Should not have an earlier version of Windows before installing this new version of Windows.

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• Difference between bookmarks per Page and the anchor icons

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• Difference between file system capacity and the capacity of the disks in Capacity Planner reports

  Hello

  I had to go on my Capacity Planner tool training soon, but I have a question on the front that frustrates me. In the evaluation report that comes out of the tool after the analysis, a use of disc section, which lists all the servers for analysis there. A column of this report is directed to file system capacity, another disk capacity. In all cases, the first is less than the latter. What is the exact meaning of these labels?

  Some of the numbers differ substantially between the columns, for example 20 GB for a capacity of 36 GB of disk space for a server and file system. He said that only 20 GB to 36 GB disk is formatted/partitioned to use?

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• Difference between Blu - Ray DVD and the Blu - Ray 2.64

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  I try to Bly - Ray DVD of my Canon XL - H1 and Canon 5 d MII, parameter which should I choose Export type Pemiere CS5?

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  PR or HYPERION SQR PRODUCTION REPORTING focus produces high quality reporting mass. The reports are designed and then demand by admins (or report developers), end users are generally not involved.

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  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/products/bi/interactive-reporting/index.html

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• How to calculate the difference between a Date column and the Date yesterday in the analysis (in the formula in the column)

  . For example, I need to calculate the difference between a date column, 'Table_Name '. "' Column_Name ' and (Current_Date-1). I tried different ways to do this. But nothing seems to work.

  Try the below formula.

  Replace "Time". "" Date "with your column.

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• Difference between Horizon 6 Advanced and the company of 'unified portal' and Horizon 6 workspaces

  Can someone do a bit of explanation for the following:

  I am you are looking to understand the use of terminology in marketing and how it fits into the picture.

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  Workspace - VMware

  VMware workspace - Horizon

  Workspace Portal - VMware

  -Unified Workspace

  With the following references

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  • VMware Horizon workspace (notice the data sheet is still published but is a bit outdated)http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/workspace/VMware-Horizon-Workspace-Datasheet.pdf
  • "Access to files and Applications from anywhere.

  AND the use of the terminology "unified workspace.

  What the "Unified Workspace" such as described in the "VMware workspace" link below different described also in the same document?

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/products/horizon-view/VMware-horizon-view-pricing-Licensing-FAQ.PDF

  They seem to be different that the ability to share files is available under "VMware workspace.

  There is good documentation on the item "VMware workspace.

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/Techpaper/VMware-horizon-workspace-reviewers-guide.PDF

  http://pubs.VMware.com/horizon-workspace-10/index.jsp#com.VMware.HS-install.doc_10/GUID-71C2045E-2934-4D87-A597-E82B2BE88B2C.html

  But I can't find documentation on "Unified workspace" limited the video below speaks of a 'unified workspace", but has pictures showing"VMware workspace.

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  -They are two different portals?

  If they are two different portals how both are integrated?

  Help appreciated.

  Hi Sean.

  I can understand that it can be confusing, a lot of changes has been done in recent years.

  The Horizon workspace file-sharing component were interrupted from Horizon Workspace 1.8.2 will finally be replaced by Airwatch Secure Content Locker.

  I'll try to answer your questions:

  1. - are they a portal with the various components of license?  (I guess that's the case, but the documentation is very limited)

  1. A: Yes, there is a single portal.

  2 - they are two different portals?

  2a: no, there are not two portals.

  3. If they are two different portals how both are integrated?

  3 A: there is only a single portal.

  4. how the "Unified Workspace" such as described in the "VMware workspace" link below different described also in the same document?

  4 A: its the same, it's just a way of describing the feature.

  Linjo

• Are there differences between the new 40 "W600B HD TV and a Costco sells Model # W590B?

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  They should be the same or almost identicle big box retailers often have exclusive model numbers to protect them from price matching, or sometimes to add or remove certain elements of their price and specifications.