Windows XP Home No Longer Qualifies for Windows Vista Upgrades - More specifically for Business Upgr

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Businesses most often purchase machines in bulk from large OEMs like Dell
which often preload it with a Business SKU. The Windows Business Volume
License SKU is only an upgrade disk that upgrades the machine for compliance
with the Volume License Agreement and streamlines management of machines
within an organization. Employees who might work from home still qualify for
home use.

If you using SA for your licensing, you most likely qualify for the Vista
Enterprise upgrade.
 
sounds like more dollars for ol uncle bill to me

Andre Da Costa said:
Businesses most often purchase machines in bulk from large OEMs like Dell
which often preload it with a Business SKU. The Windows Business Volume
License SKU is only an upgrade disk that upgrades the machine for compliance
with the Volume License Agreement and streamlines management of machines
within an organization. Employees who might work from home still qualify for
home use.

If you using SA for your licensing, you most likely qualify for the Vista
Enterprise upgrade.
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Andre
Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry
 
It also has potential to save businesses a lot of $.
But then that does not suit your anti Microsoft agenda.
 
if there is an award for ignorance and arrogance..

boy you win the biggest prize of the millennia...
 
Taibear said:
if there is an award for ignorance and arrogance..

boy you win the biggest prize of the millennia...
On no, you've had that one cornered and all to yourself forever.
Frank
 
Perhaps you should study those programs before you assume there is no
benefit for anyone.
There is clearly benefit for some.
More of your need for insults when you have no facts.

Can you contribute to the subject of the post?
Or are you only capable of your attacks?
 

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