Want 4 Copies of Windows 7? For 20 bucks? Legit.

andy_boy

andy_boy

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Did this a few days ago and received my product keys yesterday. Two legitimate product keys for Windows 7 Professional 32-bit and two legitimate product keys for the 64-bit version.

The steps are outlined here:

http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=779530

Essentially you have to buy a nineteen dollar subscription to some student association as outlined above, create a log in and wait for your payment to process. Then you opt in for MSNDAA membership, which allows you to download the latest RTM (Release to Manufacturing) versions of Windows 7. You get a key for each one, but you shouldn't download them yet.. just wait for an .iso (DVD image) of Windows 7 to pop up on the internet sometime after its release in October, download it, use it with your key, and there you have it, 4 certified, legitimate copies of Windows 7.

I split the keys 50/50 with my girlfriend so now I have 2 copies for 10 bucks. Fucking sweet.

I can vouch for this personally, I have the keys on my computer right now, have tested them, etc. However if you manage to fuck up the process somehow I obviously take no responsibility, I'm merely informing you on how to beat the system.

Lemme know if there are any questions.
 
windows has been giving out copies of win7 keys since last year, they only work on the demo, and they expire when win7 actually comes out...

 
You're wrong bro, these aren't keys for the RC. They are keys for the RTM versions given to student developers. RTM is the same version that has been sent to all hardware manufacturers like HP and nVdia (for driver construction) and is the same image that will be printed on that pretty little Windows 7 disc that you'll be paying 150+ for.

You're talking to somebody who knows his shit.
 
a i was confused, im running win7 rc right now, so figured thats what you were talking about

my b on the double post
 
Yeah no worries dude. The RC is great, I am currently running it as well until retail .iso's pop up.
 
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