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Edge Collections - Star To Collect - bad idea not to include a remove option
I noticed in the newer versions of edge collections "Start to collect" - After searching I've found this to be a very bad addition to collections. Collections actually got me away from pocket but wi...
If Microsoft is listening it should at least post some acknowledgement.
These discussion board begin to look like a waste of time.
I can get most of routine work done with Linux. Linux Devs have enthusiasm and do respond. Any that don't can be cast aside for others. Competition seems not to affect Microsoft
These discussion board begin to look like a waste of time.
I can get most of routine work done with Linux. Linux Devs have enthusiasm and do respond. Any that don't can be cast aside for others. Competition seems not to affect Microsoft
Yes, that's it. And now, those who activated Windows 11 with a Win 7 or Win 8 key will lose activation in case of a simple clean reinstall or hardware change (I am not talking about OEM keys). Microsoft want us to adopt Windows 11, right? Sure, buy a key for more than 200 Euros on MS Store.
- Outrageous pricing. There are companies that sell genuine Windows keys (if from some kind of bulk licensing it has been deemed legal) for a lot less. I canot name them here so you just have to be careful. 🙂
- Yes, you are right. Those cheap activation keys are, somehow, legal but (and there's always a but) they only activate once. If you do a clean install after activating one of those keys, it won't activate anymore. These cheaper keys may be a way to go to avoid spending about 200 Euros average at once.
- Understandable. They are full licenses; not OEM for example. But it makes sense to be a one time install for a bulk license deal from Microsoft. Not a deal breaker given the price difference.
I'll ask the seller next time!
Thanks