i have purchase win 7 ultimate 64 enterprise with activation key. so far so good. Has anyone else had any luck with this operating system?

i have purchase win 7 ultimate 64 enterprise with activation key. so far so good. Has anyone else had any luck with this operating system? I am slowly transitioning over from XP Tablet 2005. As a student, I need to make sure that I don't suffer any downtime (example: my tablet has next day business service from HP). I'm still dual booting XP and 7, and probably will keep it that way until the end of the school year... however, this week, all of my new notes are being taken in Windows 7. I've yet to try other "simple" tasks... like playing a DVD. I hope I don't run into the same decoder / permissions issues that I had with Vista. But what I have used so far, I am very happy with.

thanks for your reply. I am triple booting now with win xp pro 32, win 7 pro 64 and win 7 ultimate enterprise and all working so far

On Sat, 2 Oct 2010 02:43:14 +0000, AZBLUE wrote: i have purchase win 7 ultimate 64 enterprise with activation key. so far so good. Has anyone else had any luck with this operating  system? There is no such thing as Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Enterprise. There is Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise. They both come in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Which one do you mean? Enterprise is a multiple license version bought and used almost exclusively by large companies. So I assume you mean Windows 7 Ultimate. I run Windows 7 Ultimate on all my machines here: 64-bit on this one, and 32-bit on my laptop and on my wife's computer, since neither has a 64-bit CPU. It's been just fine on all of these computers as well as on the many other computers I support. Ken Blake

you meant ultimate? Enterprise is impossible to obtain except if you buy it for several computers in a company/your business. basically it is identical to ultimate, except licencing and support (ultimate has 5 years support, enterprise has 10 years support since the release), and some features hidden in enterprise, such as games. my experience? rather good, compared to Vista ultimate. I had a terrible experience with vista (I am not just copying what people said, but I did experience it myself). seven is a really huge improvement, and quick. with vista, I have to keep XP side by side in dual boot config (not virtualisation). With seven, I threw away my native XP installation, and use XP mode only for 16-bit programme or those that don't run in seven this is ultimate 64-bit (Full product) also have Home Basic 32-bit (one full licence and one OEM - there is no upgrade edition for Home Basic as it is only sold in certain countries with cheap price, and can be activated only in certain region - this is one downside. once I tried to activate this in UK and failed), and two home premium full licences.

i have purchase win 7 ultimate 64 enterprise with activation key. so far so good. Has anyone else had any luck with this operating system? Yes, I like it a lot better than vista OS , For one thing is its truly operational backward compatibility feature. It can really run most non-win7 compliant programs using its compatibility mode.CESabarre Free Tech Support Bad News: There really is no such thing as Free Tech Support. Good News: Oftentimes a simple thank you is the best form of payment!

I have one that has both 32 bit and 64 bit and have it working fine on 2 computers and it is win 7 ultimate version Enterprise, made in USA

If your version is working, fine. But please don't insist in this "win 7 ultimate version Enterprise". As you said in your first post, you purchased an OS "with activation key" - Windows 7 Enterprise has another activation system (KMS or MAK, both only available via Volume Licensing channels)."192 GB ought to be enough for anybody." (from the miniseries "Next Generation's Jokes")

On Sun, 3 Oct 2010 17:03:41 +0000, AZBLUE wrote: I have one that has both 32 bit and 64 bit  and have it working fine on 2 computers and it is win 7 ultimate version Enterprise, made in USA It is not. Check again. As I said in my previous message, there is no such thing. It's either Ultimate or Enterprise, and unless you are a large company, it won't be Enterprise. Moreover if you have a single copy installed on two computers, you are in violation of your license. Except for Enterprise, you get a license to use it on only one computer. Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP