Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit For System Builders [dvd]

First, let’s get one thing out of the way. Microsoft’s been all over the map when it comes to whether System Builder licenses can be used by normal computer enthusiasts building their own machines. On Windows XP, Vista, and 8, this was allowed.. But you wouldn’t know it unless you read the fine print. For the purposes of this article, we’re just going to assume that you can actually buy and use a System Builder (or OEM) edition of Windows and use it on your own computer.

Buy Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic SP1 64-bit for System Builders with fast shipping and top-rated customer service.Once you know, you Newegg! My computer crashed and all I want to do is use my existing key code and reinstall Vista Home Basic 64 bit. It is an Acer and I don't have the install disks for it.

Technically, you can do this. The System Builder installation media will install just like a standard retail — or “Full Version” edition — of Windows will. Aliran Dan Paham Sesat Di Indonesia more. They’re For Different Audiences The two types of licenses here differ conceptually. One is for normal Windows users, at least in theory — most Windows users don’t actually buy boxed copies of Windows. Another is for people building computers and preinstalling Windows, or maybe building their own PCs — it seems to go back and forth with each Windows release.