Here you go. :-)
Convert Win7 Ultimate to Pro or Home Premium
Here's the crux of the matter: If you put a DVD containing Win7 Ultimate
in your PC and run the installer — either by booting from the disc or
running the setup program from inside Windows — you end up with Win7
Ultimate. No surpr
I seem to remember that there is some sort of "key" file on the disk that
tells the installer what version to install, but all of the versions are
there. I saw something a while back that tells how to update the file to
get a different version. If I can find that info, I'll post back.
Bobby
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So Vista is not like XP upgrade where all you needed was the previous CD/DVD to
verify it? Seems stupid if down the road to do a fresh install you'd have to start
with the previous version 1st though I see the anti-piracy benefit.
Will the DVD's for 7 be like Vista where all versions are there
Absolutely. Last I researched, PCP&C Silencers were made by SeaSonic and the
Turbo-Cool line was made by Win-Tact--both top tier OEMs. AFAIK, PCP&C has
never done any actual PSU manufacturing...they (were/are) a design-only
firm.
> -Original Message-
> From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregrou
Yep, I had a 3 year old PSU die and they sent me a more expensive
replacement. OCZ is a good company and if I ever take the solid state
hardrive plunge it will be with them.
JRS wrote:
One of my 4 gig Flash drives died, so I went online and asked for an RMA..
Here it is, 2 hours later, an
Winterlight wrote:
I purchased two Windows 7 Pro upgrades back when they were offering
them. I have a desktop running Vista 64 Home Premium OEM and a laptop
I got last year that came with Vista 64 Home premium. When MS offered
the Advance copy of Windows 7 upgrades I grabbed two of the 100 dol
It's also important too know who made the actual PSU though I can't remember if PCP&C
sub-contracts or not.
There's also otherwise great products killed by suppliers of components making
mistakes like bad capacitor issue or by using cheaper parts in some areas to save money.
Greg Sevart wrot
I purchased two Windows 7 Pro upgrades back when they were offering
them. I have a desktop running Vista 64 Home Premium OEM and a laptop
I got last year that came with Vista 64 Home premium. When MS
offered the Advance copy of Windows 7 upgrades I grabbed two of the
100 dollar PRO versions, h
I never meant to suggest that one should avoid PCP&C. I still think they're
excellent supplies. My only word of caution is don't expect to buy any brand
of anything and expect zero failures. Bad parts and failures are just part
of the business--and PCP&C (or my usual preference for SeaSonic-branded
Just as an FYI, my 16GB Corsair thumb drive died. Corsair emailed me back
with an RMA in less than an hour after requesting it via their website. No
cross-shipping though.
Bobby
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From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Be
JRS,
Great report!
I've wondered about OCZ ever since they bought up my favorite PSU
supplier PCP&C. I do now look at Greg's shares, but end up buying from
PCP&C. I have zero psu failures to date in the past 14 years.
Best,
Duncan
JRS wrote:
One of my 4 gig Flash drives died, so I went onl
I also concurr.
OCZ is a great company with good customer support.
-Original Message-
From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of Julian Zottl
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 1:12 AM
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H
I've had nothing but great experiences with them as well!
Take care,
Julian (Sabre)
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 3:43 PM, JRS wrote:
> One of my 4 gig Flash drives died, so I went online and asked for an
> RMA..
>
> Here it is, 2 hours later, and they have a new one on the way already and
>
One of my 4 gig Flash drives died, so I went online and asked for an RMA..
Here it is, 2 hours later, and they have a new one on the way already and all I
have to
do is return the bad one within 15 days of receiving the replacement thumb
drive. :)
Kudos to OCZ :)
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JRS
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Yes, that is the site. I've not recently looked at what current remotes still sport a
JP1 connector, the forums should have a list.
Beyond the cable that you can build or buy, the software is totally free.
http://controlremote.sourceforge.net/
A similar project exists for Harmony though it's r
Hi, a client of mine has an Epson Perfection 3200 Photo, and has lost
the CD that came with it...
the drivers are a non-issue (they're online) but they want the Epson
Smartpanel software which for whatever reason isn't on the website,
he's contacted Epson and they sent him somewhere else...
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