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Dear forum,
i have to following situation: i am about to buy a license of windows 7 (i now still got vista). I have a pc desktop on which i am running the vista. But i am also going to buy a macbook pro, on which i would like to run windows as well, through bootcamp.
So this would be the situation i am going for: buy windows 7 ultimate, and run that same license on my pc desktop and on my macbook pro.
My question is: is this possible, running 1 window license on 2 different machines at the same time? Is this even legal? For me it seems to be, because i am still the same user, using my windows 7 that i have bought, but using it on 2 different machines.
>> Has anyone got experience with running 1 windows lisence on more that 1 machine? Is this possible?
>> On a second note, does windows 7 already run good on mac via bootcamp? What with all the drivers and other possible parameters?
Thank you very much
Wouter
ps: i'd really appreciate it if we wouldn't start the pc-mac discussion. thanks
i have to following situation: i am about to buy a license of windows 7 (i now still got vista). I have a pc desktop on which i am running the vista. But i am also going to buy a macbook pro, on which i would like to run windows as well, through bootcamp.
So this would be the situation i am going for: buy windows 7 ultimate, and run that same license on my pc desktop and on my macbook pro.
My question is: is this possible, running 1 window license on 2 different machines at the same time? Is this even legal? For me it seems to be, because i am still the same user, using my windows 7 that i have bought, but using it on 2 different machines.
>> Has anyone got experience with running 1 windows lisence on more that 1 machine? Is this possible?
>> On a second note, does windows 7 already run good on mac via bootcamp? What with all the drivers and other possible parameters?
Thank you very much
Wouter
ps: i'd really appreciate it if we wouldn't start the pc-mac discussion. thanks