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Vista had the two disks, 32 bit / 64 bit with Ultimate only.

Windows 7 had both disks for Home Premium as well.

@joaoalbuquerque:

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@Capitan: I have used a retail upgrade media on a laptop that originally had oem, after it became unfixable (I think an inadvertently installed virus) and I did not have the original oem software (my sisters laptop). Using the oem key located on the bottom of the laptop was good enough to get it all working. Of course there was no oem installed software, but I think a lot of it was available to download afterwards anyway, if my sister wanted any of it.

2 Notes:

1) The computer can wake up from hibernate. For several years I had a computer that had to have sleep disabled because after waking up the computer would crash within a few minutes. I would use hibernate only instead. My computer would come out of hibernate to record TV shows when scheduled. I did this for a few years, recording thousands of shows, so I know this works.

[a note on my sleep crash problem. I thought it was the video card. Sadly, after replacing it, it still crashed. Probably a motherboard problem. Still, the mother board/cpu lasted for 5 years of 10% overclocking before it finally died. After disasembly I discovered the motherboard had a bulge/warp surrounding the cpu location, a pentium 4 w/ HT. Like Larry, I also put together my own desktop computers, starting with the pentium era. Unlike Larry, I skipped right past the 286, going from a 8088 to a 80386 ]

2) I don't think you can disable accounts on Home Premium. I don't know what the viewer with the question was using.

@Justin:I will give the HD version a try. I don't know what the default zune download version is, buts thats the one I tried to play.

File is corrupt around the 4 minute mark and stops playing.

4:23 mark to be more precise.

And I thought my Borland C++ box was big. My handle even broke when I was carrying the box to my car. It is most likely that the books in the Visual C++ box are softcover books without rings, as my Borland product predates the Visual C++ product and has regular softcover style of binding.

My first Microsoft compiler came with postscript files and had to be printed first before one could read the documentation. I spent days printing the pages.

For Canadians you can go here

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsphone/en-ca/buy/7/phones.aspx

to see some of the phones that will be available soon. 4 featured are, HTC 7 Surround, LG Optimus 7, LG Optimus Quantum, and Samsung Focus.

I think the Samsung Focus can take a MicroSD card up to 32 GB to boost storage up to 40 GB. Though a factory reset has to be done.