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academic alliance
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The academic alliance tag covers discussions about obtaining Windows 7 through university academic alliance programs. Users share experiences installing Windows 7 Professional or other editions obtained via these programs, often on older hardware like AMD dual-core processors and NVIDIA or ATI graphics. Common themes include installation issues, partition management, driver compatibility (e.g., using Vista x64 drivers on Windows 7 x64), and deciding whether to upgrade from a Release Candidate to the final RTM version. The tag reflects student access to Microsoft software through institutional agreements.
Hello everyone.
Running on AMD 64 Duo Core, nvidia 8600 GT, 4gb ram.. got it through dell with Vista 32 bit installed on it. Just graduated college, I got a copy of Windows 7 32-bit through my university's academic alliance. Burned a bootable disk and here we go:
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Hi there,
I am allowed to download Windows 7 Professional for free since Auckland University is part of the Academic Alliance Program. Link Removed
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They are only providing the x64 bit version of Windows 7 Professional at the moment and I am wondering whether it...
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So Win7 is now on MSDN Academic Alliance, which means, as a Comp-Sci student, I get it for free, hooray huzzah etc. What I'm wondering, is should I really bother installing the final version instead of the Release Candidate I've been running? OK, I know I'll have to eventually, since the RC has...