does windows 7 expire
1647083
No. But according to the description, it also comes with Windows 8 for whenever you want to upgrade (in other words, this is actually a Windows 8 machine downgraded to Windows 7). The only Windows versions that expire are betas and pre-release versions.
1444202
I don't know. It only worked for three months before dying on my Windows 7 machine.
1482210
You would have to fresh install it your self.It does not come with Windows 7. Only Windows 8.
447413
Be careful! it is one year but the year starts with the first install. So if you install another computer 6 months later it will only have 6 months left. I was shocked to find this out when I did the 2nd install
1775421
You would need a valid (unused) Windows 7 key, so most likely you'd need to buy a copy. I just did this, there are a few changes you need to make in bios to get it to install, too.
1094985
Yes. I purchased this hard drive as replacement for a computer that already had Windows 7 (the hard drive died). Installed the operating system, drivers, etc. on the new hard drive and the computer is running fine.
422967
I have Windows 7 and no problems. Can't give you an answer on that question.
116839
Yes it runs with win 7. No you should not but. In a year you have all your important data there and you need to get back up on lost data. You are no where. Their other co. Which you have to pay for back up,,does Not work. I am a long, long term user, and have had to go else where for storage of contacts. This is a problem product
2157507
Yes, the one I got on January 9 came with pre-installed Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, and it contained Windows 8 system recovery disks, which I suppose you would later use to upgrade to Windows 8.
1444521
Yes. Lets just say the disk with the driver that comes with it is for W7 it's fine because when you activate it your computer is going to search for the most updated driver on line. Hope that helps!
1370628
NO, but you can follow these instructions first to make your Win 7 genuine. If you do find yourself with a non-genuine version of Windows after performing a hardware upgrade, replacing a failing component, or - in an extreme worst case scenario - upgrading a hardware driver or firmware that causes Windows to think you're using a new component, you'll need to activate Windows again with Microsoft. To re-activate a Windows 7 PC, you'll need to open the Windows Activation tool. To do so, click the Start button, type "Activate" into the Start menu, and click the Windows Activation shortcut. Select the "Show me other ways to activate" option and go through the wizard, selecting the "Use the automated phone system" option. You'll then be given a toll-free number you can dial. If everything goes properly, you'll be given a confirmation ID you can enter into the Windows Activation tool to make Windows genuine again. If the automated system fails, you'll be put on the line with a Microsoft customer service representative. Explain your situation and they'll hopefully allow you to re-active your installed copy of Windows, making it genuine again
2109304
I have Windows 7 and have no problems at all, I'm not sure if its Home Premium or not.
1969291
I do not have any problems with my Windows 7, 64 bit computer. It has been in use for over two years.
42762
Yes. Microsoft goes to great pains to make sure that older computers are still compatible, but within reason. If your computer is too old - it may not be supported. How old is too old? In my experience, it's been about 5 - 6 years.
2000440
Yes, one year with option to extend it. The information is build into the system. I was afraid for a moment when you asked because I am not very good at saving the paperwork. There is a My Dell Folder, it verifies the computer, and gives the warranty expiration date. Lots of stuff from Dell; maybe some day, I will check the rest out. Have fun with it.
181094
no, if you buy from usedhardware, it comes with a dell disk you boot up and it installs windows 7. For $90 its a great deal.
1083806
At the time I bought it, I only really cared about it being Windows 7, so I'm not sure. Sorry.