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Hobbies & Interests => Computer & Technology => Topic started by: duckwingduck on July 07, 2015, 02:36:08 PM
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I have no idea why it's $399 vs $99.
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My guess is that its a full edition. Also an ultimate edition is more than the Pro and Home Premium edition.
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Ultimate edition has some great features if you can afford it.
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Ultimate edition has some great features if you can afford it.
what great features? It feels like a home edition.
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Check out the edition comparison chart here:
http://www.intowindows.com/difference-between-windows-7-home-premium-professional-ultimate-editions/ (http://www.intowindows.com/difference-between-windows-7-home-premium-professional-ultimate-editions/)
Some of the features I wish are also included in the home and pro edition are Remote Desktop Host, BitLocker, BitLocker to Go and App Locker.
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Plain and simple: Microsoft was greedy when they released W7 Ultimate. No home/desktop OS should cost more than $100 bucks. I will not pay $200 bucks for it, much less $400 bucks. Maybe $100.
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I don't mind paying for their OSes, but when it comes to server & client access licenses (CALs), it's ridiculously garbage. Server+client, Exchange server+client, SQL+client or per processor etc. it's a rip off.
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Can I run visual studio on Windows 7 Home?
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You should be able to. Unless it's a 64bit and your OS is 32bit then you won't be able to.
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Or you can get the best of both worlds and just get Windows 7 Pro. It has everything that Ultimate has, except for the security settings, such as encryption.
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Yes, pro is pretty good. I have always used pro and it's awesome, with the exception of the BitLocker and Applocker features.