QOTD: Which Version of Windows 7 Do You Use?

[renz496]

ultimate version for me....

 

[Guest]

Running two copies of Ultimate Edition. Got a copy of Signature Edition and got another license for second computer.

 

[rodney_ws]

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

 

[bk420]

None...yet.. Still waiting for service pack 3....LMAO!!!

 

[SneakySnake]

Win7 Professional x64

 

[hemelskonijn]

Running Ultimate till it starts whining and then i will get myself a nice Pro OEM.

Its just to bad that at the time of writing there is no US version for sale out here and the UK version is scarce.
Meaning i would have to get a dutch version and even though dutch is my native language i never really liked my operating systems in dutch.
Yes, I know i am weird (most likely) though since i have been here since the Amiga's and MSX computers make more sense in US English then they do in Dutch.

 

[zak_mckraken]

I have Home Premium edition. It's been running crash-free for 2 days now! 😉

 

[TunaSoda]

[citation][nom]mitch074[/nom]Still running Linux. After testing Win7 RTM (Pro 64-bit), although better than Vista, it's slower and less flexible. XP mode too, is a joke: it requires a very recent CPU to run.VirtualBoxing my XP instead. Extra bonus: 3D support in emulated machine.[/citation]
No, windows "runs everything I need stable" version

 

[madbiker]

64 bit home prem. why ? 29.99 for a valid key isnt a bad deal.

 

[danimal_the_animal]

Windows 7 Pro Enterprise.

I get it free from work and have it installed on every PC at home including my Daughters net book.

Perks of the Job.

 

[beergoggles]

Three upgrade pack of Home Premium FTW

 

[logan87]

3 computers running Win 7 Ultimate. My desktop is 64-bit, the other 2 (a laptop and computer I use as a media server) are 32-bit.

 

[The_Bman]

Professional 64-bit. Wanted the XP mode feature just in case and pre-ordered OEM for $120.

 

[uronacid]

7 Ultimate 64

 

[butcher]

RTM home premium from a technet subscription

 

[misternitro]

Windows 7 Professional 32 bits, I got it for free in my school, using MSDNAA...very good, but I don't see myself kicking XP(not yet).

 

[axekick]

Windows 7 Professional... 'why' because I wanted the XP Mode feature and the Ultimate version didn't offer any additional features that would be of use on my home pc.

 

[tlmck]

Ubuntu 9.10 x64

 

[techw]

Ultimate on one, Professional on four others.

 

[ern88]

PRO 64-bit

 

[dark_lord69]

Windows 7 Ultimate RC...
Until the license runs out..
Then I'll probably get Windows 7 Home Premium OEM OR regular as part of a Family pack. (It's cheaper if you split the cost with family members).

 

[GenKhan2]

Win 7 Pro 64bit. Couldn't get Ultimate on the rediculous student discount and it doesn't add anything of consequence either.

 

[njalterio]

[citation][nom]Renegade_Warrior[/nom]64-Bit Ultimate!I must have full control over my system and Ultimate gives me the control that Premium lacks.[/citation]

Oh really?

If it wasn't for my campus store offering Ultimate 64 bit for $8 I would just get the Professional version. The more allowable RAM and XP compatibility is nice in Professional, but seriously which of the Ultimate features do you use to "control your system"?

Sounds like something out of an Apple advertisement.

 

[Guest]

I have 3 computers, all 64-bit versions. Ultimate and Pro are installed, waiting on my free upgrade for Home Premium for the third.

 

[michaelahess]

Enterprise 64 on 7 machines at this point and 32bit on 2 laptops. Screw that consumer level junk