Product key Windows7 Enterprise and Ultimate

[Mr.Techie456]

Well thanks guys for trying to help anyway.

[Doc_Tor]

Give it a try, and later you will confirm what everyone here has told you: no way.

 

Between Ultimate and other versions, Ultimate need more resources. And will use more ram.

 

In my laptop I have Home Premium, and in my desktop I have Ultimate 64 bits (runs great)

 

Where did you get the information that Ultimate needs more resources? I was under the impression the difference was minimal to the point where you would never notice?

[RelientTU]

My login to MSoft shows me my Win7 product key (which is always constant regardless of pick), then asks what version I want to download today to use that key on, x86 or x64, ISO, or DMG

 

Why would they allow you to download a DMG? Isn't that an OS X install format?

[ComputerKid96]

Unless someone is going to give you a key from a payed microsoft windows 7 from a store. If u want like 1 from a crack etc which isn't allowed you got to install the crack to. sorry if that don't make sence <.<

[Hueythefreeman]

I tried to convert a Windows 7 Ultimate installation to Enterprise and it didn't work out well. One thing you can do is convert the Windows 7 Ultimate disk into a multi-installer DVD that can install all the other version of 7 (except Starter and Enterprise).

[Tozzo13]

I have tried using an Enterprise key with Ultimate and I can assure you it doesn't work, the key is rejected instantly, you don't never need to be connected to the internet for it to happen.