I know one is the OS for OEM systems and the other is the time limited
trial. I am running the OEM ver., but ordered the trial cd to see what it
looked like.

After reading the docs for the trial, I decided not to install it as I
feared messing up my working OEM ver. Sometimes, curiosity kills the cat.

Is there any difference between the two, any new goodies in one over the
other? Should I just wait on my OEM ver. for the updates that will soon be
out?

Re: OEM xp64 v. Trial xp64 ? by Andre

Andre
Sat May 21 10:21:40 CDT 2005

The only the goodies in the trial is bomb that expires in 180days. Stick
with the "Full" OEM version.
--

Andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm

"Soma11" <Soma11@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
news:u7TIjRhXFHA.712@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>I know one is the OS for OEM systems and the other is the time limited
>trial. I am running the OEM ver., but ordered the trial cd to see what it
>looked like.
>
> After reading the docs for the trial, I decided not to install it as I
> feared messing up my working OEM ver. Sometimes, curiosity kills the cat.
>
> Is there any difference between the two, any new goodies in one over the
> other? Should I just wait on my OEM ver. for the updates that will soon
> be out?
>



Re: OEM xp64 v. Trial xp64 ? by Charlie

Charlie
Sat May 21 12:07:33 CDT 2005

They have exactly the same functionality - except the Trial Version will
expire. And you should be able to do an "in place upgrade" to the OEM version
from the trial version once your OEM version arrives. So you can wait, or you
can install the trial version and do the upgrade to the full version when it
arrives.

--
Charlie.

Soma11 wrote:
> I know one is the OS for OEM systems and the other is the time limited
> trial. I am running the OEM ver., but ordered the trial cd to see
> what it looked like.
>
> After reading the docs for the trial, I decided not to install it as I
> feared messing up my working OEM ver. Sometimes, curiosity kills the
> cat.
> Is there any difference between the two, any new goodies in one over
> the other? Should I just wait on my OEM ver. for the updates that
> will soon be out?



RE: OEM xp64 v. Trial xp64 ? by russwill

russwill
Sun May 22 05:29:06 CDT 2005

why would you want to try the trial version when you got the full oem version
, seems odd to me

"Soma11" wrote:

> I know one is the OS for OEM systems and the other is the time limited
> trial. I am running the OEM ver., but ordered the trial cd to see what it
> looked like.
>
> After reading the docs for the trial, I decided not to install it as I
> feared messing up my working OEM ver. Sometimes, curiosity kills the cat.
>
> Is there any difference between the two, any new goodies in one over the
> other? Should I just wait on my OEM ver. for the updates that will soon be
> out?
>
>
>

Re: OEM xp64 v. Trial xp64 ? by Andre

Andre
Sun May 22 15:00:41 CDT 2005

Thats the exact same thing I'm saying Russ. The only surprise in the Trial
version is a time bomb.
--

Andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm

"russ_will" <russwill@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> why would you want to try the trial version when you got the full oem
> version
> , seems odd to me
>
> "Soma11" wrote:
>
>> I know one is the OS for OEM systems and the other is the time limited
>> trial. I am running the OEM ver., but ordered the trial cd to see what
>> it
>> looked like.
>>
>> After reading the docs for the trial, I decided not to install it as I
>> feared messing up my working OEM ver. Sometimes, curiosity kills the
>> cat.
>>
>> Is there any difference between the two, any new goodies in one over the
>> other? Should I just wait on my OEM ver. for the updates that will soon
>> be
>> out?
>>
>>
>>