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Guest
Does anyone know where I can get Windows Vista CD (not DVDs). I also have a
tight budget.
tight budget.
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MICHAEL
The days of a Microsoft OS install fitting on a CD are over.
Even some Linux flavors are so big they are put on DVDs.
-Michael
Even some Linux flavors are so big they are put on DVDs.
-Michael
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Mark D. VandenBeg
The DVD's, when they were available, cost around $10.00 US. And it was a
free download. Vista is not available on CD-ROM (unless someone broke up
the ISO) and besides, the program is closed to new subscribers.
free download. Vista is not available on CD-ROM (unless someone broke up
the ISO) and besides, the program is closed to new subscribers.
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John Boy
VistaWannaBe said:Does anyone know where I can get Windows Vista CD (not DVDs). I also have a
tight budget.
You need to start saving your money right now
for the purchase of a DVD drive. You can get a
brand new NEC 3550A dual layer writer for about
$45 to $50 on the internet.
eWiz.Com,
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?p=DVD-16P_BK&c=pw
has a Lite-On for $26.84.
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AJR
TechNet Plus subscribers have the option of receiving programs on DVDs or
CDs - July's shipment included Vista Beta 2 - Is there a subscriber
receiving CDs who can enlighten the group?
CDs - July's shipment included Vista Beta 2 - Is there a subscriber
receiving CDs who can enlighten the group?
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Mark D. VandenBeg
Thanks for the correction.
However, what is the probability that they will be made available to the OP?
However, what is the probability that they will be made available to the OP?
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
My guess is about 0%.
The OP should start saving $10 a month now and buy a DVD drive when Vista
is released early next year.
The OP should start saving $10 a month now and buy a DVD drive when Vista
is released early next year.