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The thread discusses the advantages of purchasing Windows 7 on a CD versus downloading the installation file with a license key. The main point is that a CD provides physical install media, saving time compared to downloading, which is free but time-consuming. One contributor notes that OEM licenses may not be eligible for download and might require purchasing recovery media from the manufacturer, indicating that license type can influence the installation method. Overall, the discussion highlights considerations around convenience, license compatibility, and media availability.
The thread discusses the advantages of purchasing Windows 7 on a CD versus downloading the installation file with a license key. The main point is that a CD provides physical install media, saving time compared to downloading, which is free but time-consuming. One contributor notes that OEM licenses may not be eligible for download and might require purchasing recovery media from the manufacturer, indicating that license type can influence the installation method. Overall, the discussion highlights considerations around convenience, license compatibility, and media availability.
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[QUOTE="Neemobeer, post: 673467, member: 9 The download is freely accessible it just takes time. Other than that nothing.[/QUOTE]
For a decent connection speed (over 100 Mbs) I don't see a problem. Nevertheless must take into account that via Wi-fi router speed connection will be lower than incoming signal from provider.
For a decent connection speed (over 100 Mbs) I don't see a problem. Nevertheless must take into account that via Wi-fi router speed connection will be lower than incoming signal from provider.
